Fans of flowers and foliage are in for a treat tomorrow!

Saturday, 28 August 2021 07:00

The Florence Nightingale Hospice are inviting you to visit 2 of their open gardens in the Marsworth area tomorrow.

It's all in aid of raising money for the local Hospice as part of their new floral fundraising initiative.

Cost: £5 per person and £10 for couples/families

There will be two beautiful gardens in the Marsworth area you can visit on Sunday 29th August from 2.00 – 5.00pm.

21 Lukes Lea, HP23 4NH – there will be a selection of plants to purchase and refreshments available. This garden is not accessible for wheelchairs.

Horseshoe Cottage, 17 Church Lane, Marsworth HP23 4LX – there is limited wheelchair access and only well behaved dogs on leads can be permitted.

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