Following the success of last year’s event, Growing Matters, a charity committed to fostering community spirit and environmental stewardship, has announced the date for this year’s event.
The open day will take place on Sunday, September 7, from noon to 4pm.
Visitors can expect a range of activities including home baking and beverages, talks on beekeeping by resident beekeeper John, and willow weaving sticks available for sale, along with a number of basket exhibits.
The day will also feature a plant and cut flower stall, vegetable stall, jam and preserves, fruit liqueurs, tombola, teas and coffees, bees and honey, and tours of the garden.
Some vegetables on display at last year’s event (Image: Growing Matters) A new addition to this year’s event will be Reiki sessions in the willow dome with Jan Ferguson.
Dogs are welcome to attend on leads.
A spokesperson for the charity said: “With the support of our dedicated volunteers, sponsors and the local community, once again Growing Matters is poised to make this year’s open day an unforgettable experience for all.”
Growing Matters is a registered charity focused on promoting environmental health and community wellbeing through sustainable gardening and horticultural activities.