GFGS welcomes adverts for private gardens when these are opened in aid of charity by members of our affiliated clubs. This is a free service.
The Laskett Gardens MUCH BIRCH, HEREFORDSHIRE Gardens created by Sir Roy Strong and Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman The gardens are open to pre-booked groups of between 20 and 50 on Tuesday and Thursdays from mid-April to mid-July. Entrance fee £10 (includes a decorative map and guide) This remains a private graden but parking is available for a coach and up to 8 cars. For information, please click here for a leaflet or visit the garden's website or contact info@thelaskettgardens.co.uk	Click here for a complete list of gardens in Glos, Avon and Wilts that are open, in 2010, in aid of the Red Cross (Word document, which opens in new window)
Click here for more information on NGS open gardens in Gloucestershire and to download your own FREE copy of the yellow book for Gloucestershire. (Opens in new window)	The Garden at The Bannut Bringsty, Herefordshire Click here or on the picture for more details.
Brobury House Gardens Bredwardine, Herefordshire Click here or on the picture for more details.
SHIELDBROOK SCULPTURE In the GARDEN Shieldbrook Studio & Garden Kings Caple, Herefordshire HR1 4UB 01432 840 670 Open June – September 2.00 – 5.00 p.m. Admission: £3 – Children free A49 to/from Ross-on-Wye, take turning to HOARWITHY. At Hoarwithy take right fork after passing the New Harp Inn on right. Cross the River Wye, continue up the hill. 2nd turning on right into Kings Caple. Straight over crossroads with Village Hall on left. Last house on left at bottom of the hill.	Visiting Cornwall? Hidden Valley Gardens is a 4 acre garden in a "hidden" valley. They also provide B&B accommodation. Stay 3 or more nights and get free entry to the nearby Eden Project or the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Click here or on the above picture for more details

Many GFGS members, and others, open their gardens to the public in aid of charity. Some are opened as part of the National Gardens Scheme, which is commonly known as the "Yellow Book". When it becomes available, the national book can be purchased from all good bookshops. Smaller copies, covering specific counties, are often available from Garden Centres and some member clubs.
Other gardens are opened without becoming part of the scheme. We are happy to list both NGS and non-NGS gardens on these pages but we MUST be able to establish that we have permission to publish their details here.
(GFGS provides this information in the belief that it is correct but cannot be held responsible for errors).