Nine secret gardens in Wisbech St Mary, normally hidden from the public, will be open for visitors to admire on Sunday, June 21.
There is something for everyone - small colourful cottage gardens, large open landscapes, wild flower meadows, fruit and vegetable plots, a collection of more than 300 cacti and succulents, on-line weather station, ponds and water features, hens, fish, a private falconry collection and more.
Fundraising this year is in aid of Papworth Hospital Charity. Last year £820 was raised.
Gardens will be offering everything from pizzas cooked in an outdoor wood fired oven to cakes and cream teas.
Falconry flying demonstrations are at 11am-noon and 2-3pm.
Buy entry programmes with maps on the day from any participating garden - look for the gardens displaying a large orange flower.
Gardens are located on Station Road, High Road, St Mary’s Close and off Churchfield Way (PE13 4RY).
The gardens are open on Sunday 21 June from 10-5pm.
Look for the gardens displaying a large orange flower and start at any garden. Entry to all nine gardens, including falconry collection, is £3, with a free programme and map. Accompanied under 16s are free.
More information at www.opengardens.co.uk or contact the organisers Jayne and Richard Walpole on 01945 410772
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