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Groups are
most welcome at any time during June, July and August by
arrangement, admission £4.00 and this includes tea
or coffee and a selection of home made cakes.
The
garden seats up to 50 people comfortably.
Coach
parking directly outside garden entrance.
Loo
available
Once
you have visited our garden here at Hilltop why not make
the most of your day out and go to some of the other
gardens nearby, all are of great interest and
beautifully situated in various parts of rural North
Dorset. Organised group visits are welcome at every
garden, also N.G.S. and other garden open days often
coincide. |
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Snape Cottage Plantsman's Garden
Chaffeymoor, Bourton, Gillingham
(Ian & Angela Whinfield) |
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Country garden containing
exceptional collection of hardy plants and bulbs...
www.snapecottagegarden.co.uk
First
Open Days 2009 are on
Sunday 15th 10.30-5.00
and
Sunday 22nd 10.30-5.00
Wonderful display of snowdrops and hellebores! |
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Domineys Yard
Buckland Newton
(Mr & Mrs W Gueterbock)
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Attractive, comprehensive all-seasons garden of 2½
acres...
www.domineys.com |
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Sticky Wicket
Buckland Newton
(Mrs P Lewis) |
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Wandering
through the 3 acres of gardens and meadows is a
delightful experience...
www.stickywicketgarden.co.uk
This
garden is closed for the next two years,
further details on website |
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Springhead Trust
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A magical
fusion of dramatic landscape, 18th century mill
buildings, spring filled lake and magnificent gardens
www.springheadtrust.co.uk |
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Ivy Cottage, Aller Lane
Ansty
(Anne & Alan Stevens) |
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A sparkling little stream
runs through this charming cottage garden ...
www.ngs.org.uk |
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Paul
Harvey |
Not a
garden but you may visit his website |
Contemporary Bird and Wildlife Sculpture
www.paulharveysculpture.co.uk |
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