Open Gardens For Wildlife
c. Tom Marshall
Event details
Mon, 28/05/2018 - 1:30pm - 4:30pm
For the fourth year, Tim and Juliet Foden open their beautiful and extensive wildlife-friendly garden in support of Cheshire Wildlife Trust.
Tim has over the years indulged in his passion for trees and has an extensive collection. But you'll see more than trees during your visit. After a stroll through the elegant woodland, the garden opens up into a wildflower meadow with several old marl pits where dragonflies and damselflies dance across these jewel-like pools. The surrounding meadows are a haven for butterflies and other insects.
As you return to the house, you can explore the delightful courtyard and enjoy tea and cakes served on the lawn. Cheshire Wildlife Trust will be there to chat about wildlife friendly gardening and our work to protect local wildlife and wild places.
All proceeds from the entrance fee and gift shop will go directly to helping wildlife in Cheshire.
Parking available on site. Family event suitable for all.
Ground is undulating and there are some bee hives in close proximity to the path. There are warning signs in place.
Venue location
Rowley House,Forty Acre Lane, Kermincham, Holmes Chapel,
Cheshire,
CW4 8DX