Open Garden in aid of Cornwall Wildlife Trust

South Bosent Garden in Dobwalls is kindly throwing open its gates and helping to raise vital funds to protect Cornwall’s wildlife and wild places.

A beautiful old farmhouse with nine acres of garden that has been created by the owners to become a haven for wildlife. This is a chance to visit a wildlife garden in progress which is attracting an increasing range of birds, butterflies, insects, and moths. There is an acre of woodland running alongside the stream which is full of bluebells in the spring and huge shuttlecock ferns in the autumn. The woodland is being extended with an underplanting of camellias and rhododendrons for spring interest.

Come along to enjoy a wonderful day out, learn more about wildlife gardening and support Cornwall Wildlife Trust.

The garden is open 2pm to 5pm, entrance £5