Dear Blogger
Message from Allyson, Shropshire National Gardens Scheme publicity.
Enjoy this lovely September weather in a Shropshire garden
Ruthall Manor: open on Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th September Ruthall Manor, Ditton Priors, nr Bridgnorth. This ever-popular garden has magnificent trees and shrubs at their autumn best to enjoy: quiet & peaceful garden with plenty of space for visitors.
Picnics welcome in the parking field. Refreshments available in the cafe and pub in Ditton Priors. Tickets now on sale at www.ngs.org.uk Click on the garden image below for more information: |  | | Oteley: open on Sunday 20th September Oteley, Ellesmere: This magnificent estate, with its forest trees and unique view across the Mere, is popular with NGS visitors every year. Usually open in May, the September view of the landscape at Oteley will give visitors a different perspective. Refreshments will be available, as will produce from the estate farm shop, there will even be a group of outdoor singers to add to the atmosphere so don't miss a visit to this unique place - one of the original gardens in Shropshire to open for the National Garden Scheme when it started in 1927! Tickets now on sale at www.ngs.org.uk Click on the garden image below for more information: |  | | | OTHER DATES FOR YOUR DIARY!
Advance tickets available from the NGS website: www.ngs.org.uk
(please note, the scheduled opening of Horatio's Garden on 20th Sept has been cancelled).
Sun 27th Sept: Sunningdale, Wem - TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT www.ngs.org.uk
Fri 2nd Oct: Offcot, Kinnerley, nr Shrewsbury - Tickets go on sale very soon
Sat 3rd Oct: Offcot, Kinnerley, nr Shrewsbury - Tickets go on sale very soon
(Please note, the NGS opening at Millichope Park on Sunday 11th October has been cancelled) |  | | The National Garden Scheme raises money for caring and nursing charities including Macmillan, Marie Curie, Hospice UK, Parkinson's UK, The Queens Nursing Institute, Horatio's Garden, Maggie's Centres, The Carers' Trust and MIND, the mental health charity. The National Garden Scheme also supports gardening apprenticeships and community garden schemes
https://www.ngs.org.uk/who-we-are/beneficiaries | | | |
