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2016 Open Days:

May 21 Saturday 10am-5pm
May 22 Sunday 10am-5pm
Late spring: acers, azaleas, conifers, jungle

October 22 Saturday 10am-5pm
October 23 Sunday 10am-5pm
Late autumn colours: Japanese maples/acers and other foliage colours, jungle, ornamental conifers and water features.

Admission £3.50, children free
Proceeds in aid of the National Garden Scheme, which supports nursing and caring charities.

Hot and cold drinks and biscuits extra.
Note: There are some steps. Toilet at garden level

‘Four Seasons’
26 Buchanan Road, Walsall, West Midlands, WS4 2EN

www.fourseasonsgarden.co.uk
www.flickr.com/photos/fourseasonsgarden/

2015 Open days:

Saturday & Sunday 24 and 25 October
10am – 5pm.
Admission £3.50 for adults
Note: there are some steps in the garden

‘Four Seasons’
26 Buchanan Road
Walsall WS4 2EN

Tony and Marie Newton will be opening their award-winning ‘Four Seasons’ garden to the public. Visitors will be treated to an array of colour from acers and conifers.

In January 2015 we were featured in ITV Britain’s Best Back Gardens. We were stunned and delighted to see our ‘Four Seasons’ garden awarded first place by Alan Titchmarsh for achieving the impossible: “A show garden, no matter what the weather or season.”

Funds raised will be donated to the National Garden Scheme, which supports nursing and caring charities.

www.fourseasonsgarden.co.uk
www.flickr.com/photos/fourseasonsgarden/

We went back to Hyde Hall last week. I was very impressed with the colourful perennial displays in the extensive flower beds all the way up the hill to the Dry Garden. The more recent part of the
Dry Garden is coming on very well indeed. The garden in front of the old farm house was really full of zingy colour. A real treat. The pond-near the house seems to have been cleared of all the lillies that were a bit exuberant when I last went. It seemed stable for a long time. It had huge colourful carp that were very tame and came up to be fed. The overflow grass car park was in nearly full use and families were having picnics in round the edges. So the land is being better utilised, where before one just drove through it.

It gets better each time I visit.The dry garden is stunning, especially as it overlooks the wonderfully green, Essex countryside. The shop and garden centre are fantastic now although, as all places like this, rather pricey!
The whole place is wonderful! I would go every weekend if I could but, Mrs Paul won't let me.

2015 Open days:
Sundays 17 and 24 May
Bank Holiday Monday 25 May
10am – 5pm.

Tony and Marie Newton will be opening their award-winning ‘Four Seasons’ garden to the public. Visitors will be treated to an array of colour from azaleas, acers and conifers.

In January 2015 we were featured in ITV Britain’s Best Back Gardens. We were stunned and delighted to see our ‘Four Seasons’ garden awarded first place by Alan Titchmarsh for achieving the impossible: “A show garden, no matter what the weather or season.”

‘Four Seasons’
26 Buchanan Road
Walsall WS4 2EN

Admission £3.50 for adults
Funds raised will be donated to the National Garden Scheme, which supports nursing and caring charities.

Note: there are some steps in the garden.

(When the acer leaves change colour, the garden is also open Saturday and Sunday 24 & 25 October from 10am – 5pm.)

www.fourseasonsgarden.co.uk
www.flickr.com/photos/fourseasonsgarden/