Toddington Manor - Seasonal Gardening Workshops by Head Gardener, Linette Applegate. 3 gardening courses covering the basics of gardening, for the relevant season - ideal for giving extra confidence and knowledge for enthusiastic amateurs.</font></b></p>

OPENING TIMES 2008

Bank Holiday Opening Times

Open to the public on Bank Holiday Monday 26th May 2008.

11.00 am to 5.00 pm

We are open in conjunction with 10 other gardens in Toddington in aid of our Parish Church. All proceeds will go to St. Georges Church, Toddington.

Admission for all 10 gardens is £4.50 for adults (children free)
(Please note the House is NOT open to the public.)

Summer Opening Times- NEW!

In 2008, we're also open on Tuesday afternoons during May, June and July.

1.00 pm to 5.00 pm

Admission is £5.00 for adults, with children free.
(Please note the House is NOT open to the public.)

In addition, we are open for pre-booked groups (25-30 Maximum) during May, June and July. Please ring for details. (01525) 872576

Gardening Courses for Beginners in 2008

Seasonal Gardening Workshops

Head Gardener, Linette Applegate will be leading 3 seasonal gardening workshops. These will cover the basics of gardening, for the relevant season and are ideal for giving extra confidence and knowledge for enthusiastic amateurs. These hands-on days are limited to 10 participants.

SPRING GARDENING - 1 April 2008

Advice on sowing seeds, using fertilisers, pruning including Roses, propagation and more... (9.15am - 3.30pm) £50 including lunch

SUMMER GARDENING - 17 June 2008

Techniques for summer pruning, plant supports, pests and diseases and propagating using cuttings. (9.15am - 3.30pm) £50 including lunch

AUTUMN GARDENING - 2 Sept 2008

Covering all end of season tasks and preparation for winter. Autumn lawn care and plant division. (9.15am - 3.30pm) £50 including lunch

Please ring to book or for more details. (01525) 872576

Our Special Offer makes a great present!

Book all 3 days together, for just £130 (saving £20) An ideal gift idea for any keen gardener!

		OPENING TIMES 2008 Bank Holiday Opening Times Open to the public on Bank Holiday Monday 26th May 2008. 11.00 am to 5.00 pm We are open in conjunction with 10 other gardens in Toddington in aid of our Parish Church. All proceeds will go to St. Georges Church, Toddington. Admission for all 10 gardens is £4.50 for adults (children free) (Please note the House is NOT open to the public.) Summer Opening Times- NEW! In 2008, we're also open on Tuesday afternoons during May, June and July. 1.00 pm to 5.00 pm Admission is £5.00 for adults, with children free. (Please note the House is NOT open to the public.) In addition, we are open for pre-booked groups (25-30 Maximum) during May, June and July. Please ring for details. (01525) 872576 Gardening Courses for Beginners in 2008 Seasonal Gardening Workshops Head Gardener, Linette Applegate will be leading 3 seasonal gardening workshops. These will cover the basics of gardening, for the relevant season and are ideal for giving extra confidence and knowledge for enthusiastic amateurs. These hands-on days are limited to 10 participants. SPRING GARDENING - 1 April 2008 Advice on sowing seeds, using fertilisers, pruning including Roses, propagation and more... (9.15am - 3.30pm) £50 including lunch SUMMER GARDENING - 17 June 2008 Techniques for summer pruning, plant supports, pests and diseases and propagating using cuttings. (9.15am - 3.30pm) £50 including lunch AUTUMN GARDENING - 2 Sept 2008 Covering all end of season tasks and preparation for winter. Autumn lawn care and plant division. (9.15am - 3.30pm) £50 including lunch Please ring to book or for more details. (01525) 872576 Our Special Offer makes a great present! Book all 3 days together, for just £130 (saving £20) An ideal gift idea for any keen gardener!

We open on Monday 26th May 2008 Good weather is guaranteed! Our Gardening Advice Desk will be manned by the garden staff and Linette Applegate, Head Gardener, will be on-hand to help with any gardening problems you might have.

online diary - NEW for 2008, click here to view what the gardeners have been up to!