Open Garden - The Old Rectory- Syderstone

Syderstone's ‘secret garden' opens to the public

On Sunday 4 June, Syderstone's ‘secret garden' at The Old Rectory will open its gates as part of the National Gardens Scheme (NGS).

Behind a white gate in an ancient red brick wall, visitors will find a charming old style rectory garden which was designed in 1999 by RHS award winning medallist Arne Maynard. It has a parterre of English shrub roses, herbaceous beds, shrubbery and orchard as well as lawns, box, yew, beech and hornbeam hedging, pleached crab apple, wisteria, a vegetable garden and a riot of climbing roses.

Refreshments: teas, coffees, cakes and rolls.

The money raised from admission fees will go to NGS charities; refreshments proceeds will go to St Mary's church, Syderstone.

Price: Admission £5 each, children free.

Location: SatNav postcode: PE31 8SF. Eight miles west of Fakenham on the A148, turn northwards onto the B1454. Turn third right, signposted ‘Syderstone'. Follow the road through the village. Turn first left onto Creake Road. The Old Rectory entrance is on the right

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