Nothing tastes better than strawberries grown in your own garden.  They are one of the first food plants you will see in the garden centre.  They are easy to grow, and having a small garden or even no garden need not be barrier as strawberries can be grown in containers and hanging baskets.   Anita Dent from Bayer Garden is a huge fan of the home grown variety.

Nothing tastes better than strawberries grown in your own garden.  They are one of the first food plants you will see in the garden centre.  They are easy to grow, and having a small garden or even no garden need not be barrier as strawberries can be grown in containers and hanging baskets.   Anita Dent from Bayer Garden is a huge fan of the home grown variety.

Nothing tastes better than strawberries grown in your own garden.  They are one of the first food plants you will see in the garden centre.  They are easy to grow, and having a small garden or even no garden need not be barrier as strawberries can be grown in containers and hanging baskets.   Anita Dent from Bayer Garden is a huge fan of the home grown variety.

Mottisfont Abbey is a historical priory and country estate in Hampshire operated by the National Trust since 1957.  The grounds include a walled garden which would have previously been used to grow food for the abbey.  In 1972 it was turned over to a rose garden as Assistant Head Gardener Howard Brisland explained to Ken Crowther.

Mottisfont Abbey is a historical priory and country estate in Hampshire operated by the National Trust since 1957.  The grounds include a walled garden which would have previously been used to grow food for the abbey.  In 1972 it was turned over to a rose garden as Assistant Head Gardener Howard Brisland explained to Ken Crowther.

Mottisfont Abbey is a historical priory and country estate in Hampshire operated by the National Trust since 1957.  The grounds include a walled garden which would have previously been used to grow food for the abbey.  In 1972 it was turned over to a rose garden as Assistant Head Gardener Howard Brisland explained to Ken Crowther.

Mottisfont Abbey is a historical priory and country estate in Hampshire operated by the National Trust since 1957.  The grounds include a walled garden which would have previously been used to grow food for the abbey.  In 1972 it was turned over to a rose garden as Assistant Head Gardener Howard Brisland explained to Ken Crowther.

Three years ago Parkinsons UK was picked as the National Garden Scheme’s guest charity.  Keen cyclist and Director of Fundraising Paul Jackson-Clark was the set challenge in 2015 to see how many of the NGS gardens he could visit by bike in one day.  Paul and his friends managed to get around 15 gardens as he told Ken Crowther.

Three years ago Parkinsons UK was picked as the National Garden Scheme’s guest charity.  Keen cyclist and Director of Fundraising Paul Jackson-Clark was the set challenge in 2015 to see how many of the NGS gardens he could visit by bike in one day.  Paul and his friends managed to get around 15 gardens as he told Ken Crowther.

Three years ago Parkinsons UK was picked as the National Garden Scheme’s guest charity.  Keen cyclist and Director of Fundraising Paul Jackson-Clark was the set challenge in 2015 to see how many of the NGS gardens he could visit by bike in one day.  Paul and his friends managed to get around 15 gardens as he told Ken Crowther.