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Phyllis Tuckwell
open
GA R D E N S w it h S quire’s Ga rden Centre
in part n e rs h ip
Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care, Waverley Lane, Farnham, Surrey GU9 8BL
Phyllis Tuckwell Memorial Hospice Ltd. Registered Number 1063033. Registered Charity Number 264501.
W e lco m e
This year marks Phyllis Tuckwell’s 40th anniversary, and returning for its second
year is our Open Gardens event! Surrey and Hampshire hold some of the most
beautiful gardens in the country, and once again generous private garden
owners are swinging open their gates to welcome and inspire visitors whilst
supporting Hospice Care in our community.
Last year our Open Gardens event raised just over £15,000, all of which went
directly towards funding the care which we provide for local patients and
relatives who are living with an advanced or terminal illness, such as cancer.
As the NHS/Government only covers 20% of our costs, we have to raise over
£20,000 a day to provide our care, which is given free of charge to our patients
and their families. We are very grateful to the garden owners who are supporting
us this year and we have a real variety of individual gardens for you to visit.
They vary greatly in size and design, and many include enviable organic fruit
and vegetable patches! If you’re feeling inspired by the garden designs you see,
you’ll be able to get creative yourself, as some of the gardens will also have
plants for sale, with all proceeds going to Phyllis Tuckwell.
We are delighted to be partnering with Squire’s Garden Centres for our 2019
Open Gardens. Offering a wide range of quality plants and garden products,
together with an extensive selection of garden furniture, houseplants and gifts,
we are fortunate to have four of their centres locally in Frensham, Badshot
Lea, Milford and West Horsley. If you have an ever-growing list of things to buy
for your garden this year, why not head to one of their garden centres? We’ve
included some exclusive vouchers on the back of this brochure for you to spend
there too, so don’t forget to cut them out and take them with you!
This brochure provides details of all the gardens featured in our 2019 Open
Gardens event. If you would be interested in opening your own garden for
Phyllis Tuckwell, please call us on 01252 729456. We’d love to hear from you.
Thank you
Charli Quay-Barnham
Community Fundraising Manager
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Ope n i n g D a t e s
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Sunday 2
Highclere
Liphook
th rd
Sunday 9 Sunday 23
June
Dockenfield Binsted Place
Open Gardens Binsted
Hog’s Back Kitchens are proud to
4 gardens around
the village rd
Sunday 23
support Phyllis Tuckwell Saturday 15
th
57 Lodge Hill Road
Farnham
Hospice Care Open Gardens Tilford Cottage Tilford
and their 40th year celebrations. Sunday 16
th Sunday 30
th
Guildford Open Gardens
Greenhill Way Farnham
4 gardens around the village
th st
Wednesday 10 Sunday 21
5 Mayfield Burnt Hill Road
Farnham Farnham
92 The Street, Tongham, GU10 1AA
July
01252 781187
www.hogsbackkitchens.co.uk
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when visiting the
Tips open gardens
Leave only footprints
Mind your step!
Remember to take any
rubbish with you and leave Steps, uneven paths
the garden as you found it and plants across the walkway
on arrival. are aspects of most gardens, so
please take care when walking around
the gardens and keep to the main paths
where possible.
Photography
If you see something you
like and want to take a quick
photo, don’t forget to ask the
garden owner for permission
beforehand.
Time for a cuppa
Many gardens will be offering tea,
coffee and if you’re lucky cake(!),
Parking so make sure you take some spare
change with you, all proceeds from
Parking may be limited refreshments will go to Phyllis Tuckwell.
at some gardens, especially if it’s
busy, so please plan ahead and
car share if you are visiting with
friends and family.
Toilets
Toilets will not be
available at most
Dogs gardens so please
bear this in mind
If you’ve got a four-legged friend you before you visit.
want to bring with you, check for
the dog symbol underneath each
garden description in the
brochure to see if the open
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Aldershot
Map
A331
Guildford
A31
Farnham
7
A31
4 9 6 7
8 3 Godalming
Rowledge Tilford
A3
5 2
Dockenfield
A3
Liphook
1
8 9
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Details of gardens
Th e G a rd subject to change
at any time.
1 Sunday 2 June 1-5pm
nd
Highclere, 11 Hollycombe Close, Liphook, Hants GU30 7HR
Diana Pont
The garden is approached from the front of the house past the Viburnum Plicatum Mariesii (wedding
cake tree) and is divided into different areas or rooms varying from the pond, herbaceous garden,
wildflower meadow, fruit and vegetable garden, raised beds and woodland area with mature oak and
fir trees. The garden is accessed on one level and is suitable for wheelchairs as long as using the grass
paths is acceptable.
Admission: £5 per adult, £9 for two adults (children free)
Leave Liphook on the Midhurst Road, go over railway bridge and the second turning
on the right is Hollycombe Close, the garden is the 6th house up on the left hand
side. There is plenty of parking in Hollycombe Close.
Key Well-behaved dogs
welcome on a lead
Plants for sale Raffle
Partly
Tea and coffee
wheelchair Toilets
10 available 11
accessible
2
Dockenfield Open Gardens Bugle House, Bealeswood Lane,
Dockenfield, Surrey GU10 4HS
Mrs Stirling
Garden with some interesting mature shrubs
Sunday 9th June, 1-5pm and an orchard.
Admission: £4 each or £10 for all four
(children free)
Four gardens
First house on the right as you drive into Bealeswood
Lane.
Hilltop Cottage, Batts Corner,
Dockenfield, Surrey GU10 4EX
Mrs Potts
Informal garden planted to encourage wildlife to visit
and flourish. Areas of interest include a wildflower
bank which encourages many butterflies and bees
and a wildlife pond with insect houses and a wild bird
feeding area.
Turn off Boundary Road as if going to the BlueBell Pub.
House is opposite the entrance.
Jeffery’s Cottage, Bealeswood Lane, Longridge House, Batts Corner, Dockenfield,
Dockenfield, Surrey GU10 4HS Surrey GU10 4EX
Mr and Mrs Bosence Mr and Mrs Rosling
¾ acre garden with stream and a pond at the bottom A formal lawn and terrace with herbaceous borders, bog
of the front garden. Areas of shrubs, bog garden, plants and a pergola; a fruit & vegetable garden; a meadow
lawn, borders and meadow in front garden, also with wild flowers and a small woodland garden with fernery.
featuring gravel garden, rockery and pots. You’ll also find a treehouse nestled away!
Back garden has extensive vegetable and fruit beds,
flower borders, greenhouse and garden pavilion.
Features perennials with year round interest, and
vegetables for the table throughout the year.
On Batts Corner road, with low white posts on the verge. From
Jeffery’s Cottage is also open for Surrey Artists Open Rowledge, it’s the third house on the left after the right hand bend.
Studios on the day. With free admission, there are From the other direction, it’s 200m on the right after the T junction.
5 artists/makers exhibiting and working: Ruth Taylor (painting), Justine Jenner (ceramics), Ruta Brown
(jewellery), Shirley Ann Stephens (printmaking), and (resident) Alison Ellen’s knitwear/dyeing studio
(www.surreyopenstudios.org.uk)
Wheelchair users please note there is a
steep slope at the front of the property.
Key Well-behaved dogs
welcome on a lead
Plants for sale Raffle
Bealeswood Lane is by ‘traffic calming’ chicanes at Frensham end of The Street, Dockenfield. Jeffery’s cottage is 3rd
house on left: white house with lamp post. There will be orange signs and balloons for Surrey Artists Open Studios on Partly
the gate.
Tea and coffee
wheelchair Toilets
12 available 13
accessible
3 Saturday 15 June
th 5 Sunday 23 June 1-6pm
rd
11am-3pm
Tilford Cottage, Tilford Road, Binsted Place, River Hill,
Tilford, Farnham, Binsted, Alton, Hants GU34 4PQ
Mr and Mrs Hadfield
Surrey GU10 2BX
Mr & Mrs Burn Garden of many rooms enclosed
by old walls and yew hedges.
Artist’s garden designed to surprise,
Herbaceous borders, wild garden,
delight and amuse. Formal planting,
orchards, lily pond, vegetable garden,
herb and knot garden. Numerous
greenhouses and many roses. Lovely
examples of topiary combine beautifully
old buildings (former farmhouse).
with the wild flower river walk.
Japanese and water gardens, hosta Admission: £5
beds, rose, apple and willow arches,
treehouse and fairy grotto all continue (children free)
the playful quality especially enjoyed
by children. Local pub within walking
distance.
Garden meditation sessions available
from 5pm. Please bring your own From Alton – go to Holybourne, straight on and through Binsted village. House is on right after delimit sign at end of
matts/blankets/pillows. Ages 14+. £5 village.
donation to Phyllis Tuckwell per person. For Farnham – A325 south. Turn right at Buck’s Horn Oak on Binsted Road. Jolly Farmer, straight across, up hill 1 mile.
more info contact: pam@colourenergyworks.co.uk House is on left before village entry sign.
Admission: £7 (children under 14 free)
From Farnham station along Tilford Rd. Tilford Cottage opposite Tilford House. Parking by 6 Sunday 23 June 2-6pm
rd
village green.
57 Lodge Hill Road, Farnham, Surrey
GU10 3RD
4 Sunday 16 June 2-5pm
th V. Lenthall
The garden situated in Lower Bourne, is filled with
acers, azaleas and other acid loving plants and
4 Greenhill Way, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 8SY mature trees. There are a variety of bulbs and
A. Davies bedding plants. A charming wendy house and
Patio area with surrounding borders and a lovely view towards Crondall. Borders feature tropical a tree carving give additional character to the
planting, a rockery and an overall mix of shrubs, perennials and annuals. garden.
Admission: £3 (children free) Admission: £5
(children free)
From the direction of Farnham, turn right onto Green Lane from Shortheath Road and
Greenhill Way is the first left turn. It is about the third house on the right.
At Lower Bourne village cross roads, turn left into Lodge Hill Road and number 57 is on the left.
Key Well-behaved dogs
welcome on a lead
Plants for sale Raffle
Partly
Tea and coffee
wheelchair Toilets
14 available 15
accessible
7
Guildford Open Gardens 4 Riverside Drive, Bramley,
Guildford, Surrey GU5 0DT
Mrs Robertson
Sunday 30th June, Wey and Arun Canal used to pass through
garden, now just a trickle made into a
11am-4pm Admission: £3 each (children free) miniature lock. The undulating grounds
attract wildlife. Completely organic. The
garden is also host to chickens and
beehives!
Four gardens
A248 7
Piersbank
Past St. Catherine’s School. Turn off Eastwood
Road.
Greenway Cottage,
B2
Barnett Lane, Wonersh, Guildford, Surrey GU5 0SA
12
8
Mrs Brockman
A lovely cottage garden with plenty of fruit trees, a small pond and vegetable plots.
From Shalford turn into Blackheath Lane, then take the second turning on the right into Barnett
Lane, Greenway Cottage is on the right.
From the village, turn into Barnett Lane and Greenway Cottage is on the left.
Greenway Cottage 7
A2
81
7
4 Riverside Drive 34 Barnett Close
7
34 Barnett Close, Wonersh, Guildford,
Surrey GU5 0SD
Mrs Barton-Warner
Garden on slope, mainly planted with shrubs and
perennials. Woody garden backing onto fields,
featuring fruit trees, herbs and a sunny morning
courtyard.
Piersbank, New Road,
Chilworth, Guildford, Surrey
GU4 8LR
Mrs Hedger
Turn into Blackheath Lane, then take the second right into
Cottage garden with herbaceous Barnett Lane, then the second left into Barnett Close, go
borders, small wildlife pond and right at the mini roundabout and it’s the last house on the left.
pergola. Completely organic.
Next door to Tillingbourne School, on right
Key Well-behaved dogs
welcome on a lead
Plants for sale Raffle
hand side of school drive.
Partly
Tea and coffee
wheelchair Toilets
16
10 available 17
accessible
Wednesday 10 July 2-5pm
th
8
5 Mayfield,
Rowledge,
Farnham,
Surrey
GU10 4DZ
Mr Pointer
A busy ‘L’ shaped
garden divided into
various areas with
great examples of a
mini meadow, tropical
planting and a fruit &
vegetable patch.
Admission: £3
(children free)
From Long Road, turn into
Meadow Way, then take
the 2nd right into Mayfield
and then the 1st left,
number 5 is in the right
hand corner. Considerate
parking nearby.
9 Sunday 21 July 2-5pm
Plant Sale
st
63 Burnt Hill Road, Lower Bourne, Farnham, Surrey GU10 3NA
S. Durrant
A lovely, quaint cottage
garden with old wash house
now used as potting shed,
containers full of flowers First Sunday of every month
and vegetables and small
greenhouse. April-October 10am - 1pm
Admission: £3
(children free) 100% of the proceeds to Phyllis Tuckwell.
In the Hospice grounds. Wheelchair friendly.
Hundreds of plants at bargain prices
from flowers, to veg and trees.
Off Shortheath Road B3384 or the
Frensham Road A287.
Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care, Waverley Lane, Farnham, Surrey GU9 8BL
18 Phyllis Tuckwell Memorial Hospice Ltd. Registered Number 1063033. Registered Charity Number 264501.Squire’s Garden Centres
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At selected centres
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