Open garden
From 2003 to 2008 the gardens have been open for charity, raising money for Perennial-Gardeners' Royal Benevolent Society.
In 2003 the 10th August open day turned out to be the hottest day for years. The temperature reached 32 degrees in the garden, a real test of public support with beaches so close. It was a very successful day and we raised a substantial sum for Perennial.
Over the last five years we have had lovely hot summers days with lots of visitors, many new to the garden. Each time our volunteers have turned out in force and without their help it would be impossible to do. We have managed to donate in excess of £5,000 to Perennial during this period. In one of Perennials Garden Post you will find a article on our opendays. (click to read as pdf file)
The gardens have also had organised visits from time to time including Womens' Institutes, Scouts, Camera Clubs and Sussex Wildlife Trust.
If you would like to visit, please contact us.
