Local Garden in Tattenhall Village open for the National Garden Scheme. Plant enthusiasts' garden around Jacobean house (not open). 4½ acres, wildflower meadows, interesting trees, large pond, stream, walled garden, colour themed borders, succession planting, spinney walk with shade plants, yew terrace overlooking meadow, views to hills. Glasshouse and vegetable garden. Wildlife friendly, sometimes untidy garden, interest year-round, continuing to develop. https://findagarden.ngs.org.uk/garden/20864/tattenhall-hall
The Barbour Institute - The Millfield
High Street, Tattenhall
Plant Sale On the Millfield next to the Barbour Institute. Come and bag yourself some plant bargains, plus there's always the chance of acquiring some rarity you've been after for ages. Plus growing advice , of course! Donations of plants are gratefully accepted, so please can we ask for your generosity once again in potting up spare bits of plants or seedlings? If you have anything to drop off, please can you bring it to the Millfield between 9.00-10.30? The earlier the better as we will need time to sort and price donations before the opening time. Labels with the plant name and variety are always appreciated. This year we are going to tape off the sales area until 10.30am, so although you're very welcome to look around before the Sale opens we won't be reserving plants or doing advance sales. This is so that everyone who turns up on time has a fair chance of being able to bag their selections. Profits from the Plant Sale help to pay for the Village Show
Barbara Wilkinson (DBTh MURHP) Barbara will take us on an early evening foraging hunt around the village for plants and herbs that can benefit our well being. Meet in front of the Barbour Institute at the earlier time of 6.30pm, we will return to the Barbour for herby teas and a short talk. Please come suitably dressed for whatever the weather decides to throw at us - suitable clothes and footwear - the walk will go ahead come rain or shine. Also bring your own bag to collect your foraged goodies. Barbara Wilkinson is a Consultant Medical Herbalist and a trustee of the Herb Society.
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