Charity Openings.

Mike & Helen Boothman, Mill Farm, Grasby, Caistor, Lincs. DN38 6AQ

NGS Opening with a donation from the tea monies towards St Andrews Hospice & Lindsey Lodge Hospice.

Dates - 30th June & 1st July, 2012. 11 am to 4.00 pm.

Entrance £3.00 - children free. Our garden is now maturing & new areas have been created. Set within 3.50 acres there are colourful herbaceous beds, veg. garden, new rill feature, rose & peony beds, woodland area with specimen trees and the remains of an old windmill which we are adapting into a fernery.

Homemade teas & plant sales.

Groups welcome by appointment. Tel. 01652 628424 or email boothmanhelen@gmail.com

Woodlands Garden and Nursery.
Peppin Lane, Fotherby, Louth LN11
Mr Mrs Armstrong. Beautiful Shady Garden with artists studio and nursery the nursery is open most times by appoinment small groups are very welcome.

APRIL 15th National Garden Scheme £2.50 entrance children free

Marigold Cottage Garden

Stephanie Lee

'Beauty, like happiness, occurs frequently. Not a day goes by in which we do not, for an instant, live in paradise.' Jorge Luis Borges

Essentially this is a seaside cottage garden, with secret paths and tiny lawns, plant-laden pergolas, and rare and tender plants growing alongside old favourites in brimming mixed borders. However, artefacts and ideas gathered from long sojourns in Asia have helped transform it into a place of great originality. New for 2009, a raised alpine area replaces one of the lawns, and a 1/3-acre blank canvas adjoining the garden, ripe for development! marigoldlee@btinternet.com

Time: 11am – 4pm Entrance: £3.00

For a complete list of gardens open in Lincolnshire, why not visit Stepphanie Lee's website which you can find on the links page.

Stephanie Lee.

The Farmhouse

Mike & Helen Boothman The Farmhouse, Mill Farm, Grasby, Caistor, Lincs. DN38 6AQ Entry £2.50 Children Free Percentage of proceeds to St Andrews Hospice, Grimsby. Teas, plant stall, wheelchair access, dogs welcome Approx. 3.50 acre hill-top garden with panoramic views, developed over the last five years. A plantsman's garden with a wealth of perennials, shrubs & trees in formal and informal settings. Continually evolving with features including the remains of a windmill, wildlife ponds and vegetable beds. Particularly colourful in July. This is our first year of opening for the NGS and your support would be gratefully appreciated.

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Members of the Lincolnshire group often open their gardens to the public, especially for the benefit of charities. A list of these openings can be found in the column below. While some gardens that open on a regular basis can be found to the left. The Lincolnshire group also organizes a programme of summer garden visits for members, to the gardens of other members.

For information about all the gardens open in Lincolnshire Through the whole year, John Ketteringhams lists at.(Gardens Open.)

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