Gardens exclusively open for hospice
Visitors can enjoy the exclusive and private gardens, not usually open to the public, as part of the hospice’s Open Gardens season.
One of the gardens this year includes Birchanger in Balcombe, which is celebrating 40 years of opening its family-friendly seven-acre garden.
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Hide AdThe garden will open on Sunday May 14, between 2pm and 5.30pm.
Visitors can admire rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, a lily pond, small lake and a Etruscan-style temple.
Homemade cakes and teas will also be served by The Haywards Heath Friends Group.
Warnham Park in Horsham will open on Saturday May 27 and Sunday May 28, between 12pm and 4.30pm.
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Caroline Lucas, who owns Warnham Park with her husband, Jonathan, said: “We’ve supported St Catherine’s over many years and Open Gardens is our latest venture.
“We support the hospice as a local charity in memory of my father who died in 1972 with no hospice care available for him.
We so admire the quality end of life care that the hospice gives to so many people.”
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Hide AdLast year, Open Gardens raised more than £22,000 for St Catherine’s, helping the hospice to be there for people when life comes full circle.
To find out more and for the full list of gardens please visit: www.stch.org.uk/opengardens, or call 01293 447361.
Alternatively email [email protected].
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