https://www.broadwardhallgardens.co.uk

Broadward Hall  is a family home and host to the National Collection of Historic Hemerocallis. Caro Skyrme (conservationist, plantswoman, lecturer, writer, collection holder and nursery owner) is reviving and restoring a garden dating back to at least Regency times.  Grade 11 Listed House dating back to Medieval times and now a family home, Broadward Hall sits in the glorious Marches
country.

10.30 am Arrival for coffee/tea and biscuits and welcome talk by Caro Skyrme, followed by a tour of the garden.

13.00pm Lunch: Quiche and Salad in the Music Room of the House, followed by coffee/tea  and cake.

The Ferns, Newport Street, Clun, SY7 8JZ 

From Craven Arms. Take 2nd R signed into Ford St. At T-junction turn R for parking in the Memorial Hall car park (100 yds). Retrace steps to T-junc. The Ferns is on Left.

A formal village garden of about 3 acres approached via a drive lined with crab apple and pear  trees. On the right is the autumn garden, giving fine views of the surrounding hills. From the front courtyard garden a path leads through double herbaceous borders full of late summer colour, to further rooms of yew, beech and box. There is also a rear courtyard with tender exotics and a greenhouse, plus a lily pond and garden statuary.  

14.30 arrival and welcome talk by Mr Andrew Dobbin followed by a tour of the garden. After the tour we can get tea in a couple of tea rooms in the village of Clun.

 Please let Maldwyn Rees know if you would like to come - by June 30th.     
 £40 including lunch- (Members can bring wine if they like and should bring glasses).

Please pay: By bank transfer to WHGT sort code 20-61-08, act no 23508439, email Maldwyn (reesm@pc-q.net) informing him you have paid. Or by cheque payable to WHGT, posted to Ty’r Ardd, 6 Parc Curig, Llangurig SY18 6RN, (Telephone 07974 311320)