Holford Manor Garden opens up to visitors for charity
Holford Manor Garden will be open to visitors on Saturday, May 22, to raise funds for The Bevern Trust
Visitors will be able to see the many garden areas as well as the rare breed sheep, geese, chickens and guinea fowl.
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Hide AdThey can explore different areas from tropical beds, formal rose gardens, a secret Chinese garden and bursting kitchen gardens to the ornamental pond, lake and woodland walk.
Natasha Kaplinsky, patron of The Bevern Trust said: “This is a wonderful opportunity for everyone to enjoy this beautiful Sussex garden and its wildlife and help support the amazing Bevern Trust which provides outstanding residential care for eleven profoundly disabled young adults.
“I’m very proud to be their patron and support in any way I am able.”
The garden will be open from 11am to 4pm, giving people an opportunity to meet friends and family in the open air, sharing delicious tea and cakes and strolling around the grounds together.
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Hide AdHolford Manor is in North Chailey, BN8 4DU, and is not usually open to the public.
Tickets cost £7 per person with children under 16 free.
It is wheelchair accessible and has free parking, and organisers request no dogs attend.