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Yellow Book Charity Open Garden weekend June 11 & 12th 2011

 

A group of six very different gardens will be open to the public under the National Garden Scheme, to raise money for cancer, caring, and gardening charities. The gardens are within a few minutes walk of each other.

 

 

garden 27 horniman drive

Opening times and combined admission for both days £7: Sat 11th June, (6-9pm).  Sun 11th June (2-6pm) .  Free for accompanied children.  By a ticket on the Green at the junction of Horniman Drive and Liphook Crescent.
Refreshment:  Homemade tea and cakes on Sunday. 
NB. Sorry, wheelchair access not possible.  Well- trained dogs on leads welcome.

 

Coach House, 3 The Hermitage.
Mature courtyard and roof garden crammed full of unusual plants and the artist's ceramics and sculptures. The aim is a wildlife garden of interest and productivity twelve months of the year. Water features, decorative plants and vegetables in containers large and small. Art work for sale, pottery demonstrations.

30 Westwood Park
A garden designer's sloping creation, full of unusual plant combinations to suit a variety of conditions in the borders, a herb garden, water features, and winding paths.  Featured in The English Garden, Gardeners' World magazine, Homes & Gardens, and House Beautiful.
 
27 Horniman Drive
Traditional planting in a re-designed contemporary setting to complement modern extension and emphasise long-reaching views to North Downs. Below and beyond there is a potager-style vegetable haven.  Small, low maintenance, north-facing front garden with shrubs creating a tapestry of green. 

28 Horniman Drive
Garden in two sections, evolving from the owner's love of growing vegetables. Raised beds, fruit cage, greenhouse, working and wildlife areas.  Deep informal flower borders under mature trees. Some uneven paths. Newly planted front garden designed for low maintenance.

53 Ringmore Rise
Corner plot with spectacular views over London.  Front garden inspired by Beth Chatto's dry garden, with stunning borders in soft mauves, yellows and white. Mature rear garden is on three levels, with themed beds of herbaceous plants and shrubs, some shady, others sunny.  Large pond, terraces and pergola. 


For further information on the national gardens scheme, go to www.ngs.org.uk

27 Horniman Drive

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53 Ringmore Rise

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Coach House, 3 The Hermitage, Westwood Park

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30 Westwood Park

 

 

 

Membership You are invited to become a member of TLERA.   A single annual subscription of £5 per household is charged, regardless of the number of adults in the household.   As a member, you will be represented on a day to day basis by your Road Representative and by a Committee elected at the Annual General Meeting. You will be kept in touch with what is happening on and around the Estate, through newsletters, social events and leaflets. Renewal envelopes have now been distributed to every household, please return them to your road representative. If you've lost the original, any with your name and address will do.

 

 

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