Sunday, 21 April 2019

National Gardens Scheme - Brownhill House Garden open Tuesday 30th April

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A very Happy Easter to all the supporters of the National Garden Scheme in Shropshire.  Our garden open season starts in earnest next Saturday (27th April) with the first opening of the lovely spring garden at The Mount in Bishops Castle, see below for details, one of 19 new gardens opening in Shropshire this year for the charity.  As well as the long term charities that we support, we're delighted to announce that our guest charity for the next 3 years will be MIND, the mental health charity.
So thank you for your continued support of the National Garden Scheme in Shropshire and I look forward to meeting you in a garden this year!
Best wishes, Allison
Allison Walter, County Organiser, Shropshire National Garden Scheme
allison.walter@ngs.org.uk

 
 
On Saturday 27th April, The Mount in Bishops Castle, will be opening its garden gates to visitors for the first time as part of the National Garden Scheme in Shropshire. An acre of mature garden, known for its tulips, with views across the Shropshire Hills. Homemade teas; dogs welcome on leads. Parking in the town please. The Mount is also open By Arrangement for groups from 1-20 from April to August, just contact the owners to arrange a date: 
adamheather@btopenworld.com
A firm favourite with National Garden Scheme visitors is the eclectic garden at Brownhill House, Ruyton XI Towns (between Shrewsbury & Oswestry); open on Tuesday 30th April (1.30-5pm); unique 2 acre hillside garden, masses of spring planting and many humorous features. The garden can be enjoyed from the upper levels but the lower garden is reached by many steps and changes of level down to the River Perry.  Brownhill House is also open "By Arrangement" for groups, of 1 or more, from May to July, so just contact the owners to arrange a visit: 
brownhill@eleventowns.co.uk
All proceeds from open days and by arrangement visits go to National Garden Scheme charities.
The National Garden Scheme raises money for caring and nursing charities including Macmillan, Marie Curie, Hospices UK, Parkinson's UK, The Queens Nursing Institute, Horatio's Garden, Maggie's Centres and The Carers' Trust, plus our new charity this year, MIND, the mental health charity
https://www.ngs.org.uk/who-we-are/beneficiaries