Cornwall Wildlife Trust Open Gardens
Over-ripe fruit in May Tree Garden is never wasted: owners Mike and Jayne Truscott are happy to share what they grow with their feathered friends. ”We always leave a hefty crop of blackcurrants for the birds,” says Mike. “And if you put raspberries on the ground, blackbirds will walk behind you and pick them up.”
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Garden Truro
When the gardeners at Truro’s Victoria Gardens unlock the gates at 8am each day, they always find a few early risers waiting outside, eager to begin the day with an energising walk in one of the city’s best-loved green spaces.
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Ludgvan Open Village Day
They say you can grow anything in Ludgvan. The picturesque West Cornwall village enjoys an enviable position at the heart of the Golden Mile, where a mild climate and extraordinarily fertile soil have combined to produce one of the most favourable sites for horticulture in Britain.
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St Ewe Garden Safari
For hundreds of years, the people of Polmassick and the surrounding area would gather at the village grist mill to grind their corn. This month, the mill will once again be a meeting place for the community. It is the final stop on a garden safari around the parish of St Ewe – the cream tea stop.
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