Visit 17 eclectic and individual gardens between Brighton and Seaford over the weekend of Saturday, July 23 and Sunday, July 24.
Visit 17 eclectic and individual gardens between Brighton and Seaford over the weekend of Saturday, July 23 and Sunday, July 24.
Fundraising event to take place over the weekend of July 24 and 25.
Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail for Macmillan Cancer Support goes digital.
Twelve months ago, when Geoff Stonebank’s 92-year old Mum fell ill and had to move in with him and his partner permanently, he decided to reduce his garden openings in 2019 to allow them more time to care for her.
The Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail, took place over the weekend of July 27-28. TWENTY one gardens across the city opened to the public over last weekend (July 27-28), with eleven brand-new to this year’s trail. Organiser Geoff Stonebanks says on several levels it was the best ever trail he has produced over the last eight […]
The eighth annual Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail takes place over the weekend of the July 27-28.
2019 has turned out to be a rather special year, as eleven of the twenty-one gardens opening their gates are brand new to the trail.
2019 sees the eighth annual Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail take place along the coast between Brighton and Seaford. Last summer, over twenty private garden owners took the leap of faith and opened their gates to visitors. Organisers have already signed up ten gardens this year.
Seaford gardener, Geoff Stonebanks, successfully uses his small garden to raise huge amounts for local charities. His award-winning garden, Driftwood, in Bishopstone, has become a local tourist attraction.
Tony and Chris Ashby-Steed open their garden as part of the Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail.
Organisers of the Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail are seeking more gardens to be added to their 2018 garden trail. partnership between the Sussex Cancer Fund, Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust and Macmillan Cancer Support.
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