Sutton Poyntz Open Gardens
When? 17 Jun 2023 to 18 Jun 2023
Where? Weymouth
The Picturesque village of Sutton Poyntz is once again holding an Open Gardens during the weekend of June 17 and 18.
The previous event in 2015 was very successful, so we are hoping this one too will be very well supported.
Once again the monies raised will go to Charity, this time Dementia UK and CRUK.
The price remains the same at £5 per person with guide dogs most welcome.
There will be 21 gardens to visit and entry will be by programme available on each day. This will give brief details of each garden and its location in the village.
There will also be a scarecrow trail to view, so plenty to do!
Refreshments will be available plus a plant stall and the event is open from 12 until 5pm each day.
We do hope that lots of you reading about this event will come along and support this worthy cause.
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