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Gardens to visit

Open Afternoon- Saturday 30th May - 2 -5 pm

Ottershaw Cacti

78 Bousley Rise

Ottershaw

Ottershaw, Chertsey KT16 0LB

United Kingdom


Whether you’re a long-time collector or just starting your journey into the fascinating world of cacti & succulents, this is a wonderful opportunity to explore their collection, meet fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy a relaxed afternoon surrounded by beautiful plants and maybe take 1 or 2 home!
 

Shamley Green Open Gardens

Nine beautiful gardens are opening in Shamley Green in aid of Phyllis Tuckwell on Saturday 6th June from 1.00pm-6.00pm.

Shamley Green's Open Gardens event offers wonderful, "unfiltered" mix of spaces to share, ranging from award-winning three-acre estates with tropical pergolas and stunning views to hidden village-centre gems that show just how much you can do with a smaller plot. 

You’ll find well-loved cottage gardens that have been in the same family for over thirty years, alongside rule-breaking spaces where the moss is greener than the grass and the owners are crossing their fingers for a kind spring. Whether you want to see chickens with their own hanging baskets, navigate a garden designed for puppy "zoomies," or simply find a quiet corner near a wildflower area to sit and relax, there is something here for everyone.

From level, accessible orchards to sandy-soiled vegetable patches and "perfectly-under-control" brambles, these gardens are as much about personality and passion as they are about plants. 

Tickets are £8 in advance or can be purchased for £10 on the day from the Arbuthnot Hall. 

Parking - around the Duck Pond Green where there will be marshals to direct you.