Visit these three beautiful open gardens across two weekends. These three gardens join the National Garden Scheme this year offering glasshouses, walled gardens, sculpture and much more!
Saturday 25 June
Castle Carey
12pm - 5pm
The Gardens have stunning views over St Peter Port. Set in 4 acres, the upper garden is mainly lawned and is surrounded by herbaceous borders. There are many statues adding further interest. The Lower Garden has a fine example of a Victorian glasshouse in which can be found vines and a selection of cactus. Moving on from here is the vegetable garden and fruit trees. Jazz band. £5 admission / children free
Victoria Walled Garden
2pm - 5pm
Visit Guernsey’s hidden gem at the uniquely restored Garden, inc 170 feet of period glasshouses. Since 2006 volunteers have lovingly reclaimed a derelict site to become a thriving, productive garden. Rest awhile in the tranquil environment where insects buzz amongst over 300 Heritage fruit, flowers and vegetable plants all available in Queen Victoria’s reign from 1837 to 1901. A newly built Education and visitor centre. ‘La Choppe’ selling produce, heritage seeds and locally made arts and crafts. £5 admission / children free
Le Grand Dixcart, Sark
11am - 3pm
The gardens surround an old farmhouse and date from 1565. They are formed into five distinct areas over 2 acres and are cultivated for beauty, wildlife and food. There is a large mandala style permaculture area providing many different vegetables and cutting flowers alongside habitats for wildlife, ponds, lawns, herbaceous borders, two glasshouses, woodland, sculptures and an orchard. Wheelchair access around Sark can be difficult but once you are actually at the gardens there are just grassy slopes and paths. £4 admission / £2 children
Sunday 26 June
Le Grand Dixcart, Sark
11am - 3pm
Saturday 2 July
Victorian Walled Garden
2pm - 5pm
Le Grand Dixcart, Sark
11am - 3pm
Sunday 3 July
Le Grand Dixcart, Sark
11am - 3pm