The Open Gardens Map may be of use to gain directions to some venues.
To reserve your place on any events, any queries and all bookings, please contact Elizabeth Bowskill either by email or by post.
Email: elizabeth_ab@btopenworld.com
Address: Mrs E A Bowskill, 3 Sandcliffe Road, Grantham, NG31 8DT
Phone: 07840 240854 (mobile so text messages acceptable too)
All cheques should be made payable to Lincolnshire Gardens Trust
Send a cheque using the Event Form below, or by Bank Transfer.
The event form can now be downloaded, completed digitally, saved and attached by email.
e.g. in Google Chrome: click the form, click Open (at top) which opens in a new window, download (arrow at top), save to your device. The form can then be opened, completed, re-saved (File - Save As) and either printed (File - print) or can be attached to an email and sent to the Event co-ordinator.
Alternatively if you want to print the form and fill it in by hand, just click the form and then click the printer icon at the top right.
REMINDER - Please remember to pay your subscriptions and also update Standing Orders to the correct amount,
making sure you have provided up to date contact information.
Non-members please contact Elizabeth directly on elizabeth_ab@btopenworld.com
Pre-booking is essential for all events. Payment can be made on the day.
Some costs have not been finalised with the garden owners yet – please check with Elizabeth before booking that event.
Directions and access will be given nearer the date.
All events include refreshments – tea & cake.
A two acre garden with 150 year old tulip, plane and beech
trees: borders of shrubs, roses, herbaceous plants. Shrub roses and herb garden in old paddock area, surrounded
by informal areas with pond and bog garden, wildflowers, grasses and bulbs. Small fruit and vegetable gardens.
Flower and grass meadow. Mainly grass paths.
Includes a Rose Garden and wildflower area.
A new garden on old bones'. A sea of wild garlic under a canopy of mature trees, comprising of Ginkgo Biloba,
mulberry, london plane and Cedar of Lebanon plus others. A Victorian garden with a formal arrangement of hedging
with rose and bluebell parterres alongside colourful borders and a Herbalist walled garden.
A pavilion houses more tender plants.
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