There will be a walk around the gardens, where all the seeds are produced, 
the farm where we produce organic beef,
and the young broad-leaf forestry plantation.
Sandra Schmid will give a working horse demonstra
tion by using Henry and a demonstration on how to make a willow lobster pot by Nigel Towse.
Tea will be provided in the newly glazed drying room.
A plant sale will be held in aid of Growing Awareness, please bring your spare plants.
There is no charge for the event. All are welcome.
No dogs please.
Directions: Follow Turk Head sign-posts from Church Cross.
Hi Madeline,
ReplyDeleteI love what you're doing - I've been growing your seeds for the past two or three years. What a brilliant service!
I'm awarding you a blog awardy thing - feel free to ignore it, or drop over to my blog, pick it up, and pass it on.
I'm really hoping to make it to your open day. It sounds great.
I am delighted with your awardy thing, and look forward to meeting you at the open day. How will I know you? Will you be speaking in poetry or carrying a tripod?
ReplyDeleteI'll introduce myself in verse and insist on reading out at least five of my epic poems to anyone prepared to listen (I'm joking, of course . . but would four poems be too many, do you think?)
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