DCSIMG

Explore glorious gardens at Goldsborough Hall

THE gardens at Goldsborough Hall will once again be open to the public this weekend.

The stately home’s gardens have been restored by owners Clare and Mark Oglesby, who purchased the Hall in 2005, and will be open to view on Sunday from noon till 5pm.

Elizabeth Balmforth, the newly-appointed curator at RHS Garden Harlow Carr will be performing the official opening ceremony.

The hall first opened its gardens under the National Garden Scheme (NGS) in March this year attracting more than 1,600 visitors.

Prior to this, the last time the 11-acre gardens were open was 80 years ago in 1930 when the Hall was the home of HRH Princess Mary.

Clare Oglesby said: “We are delighted to welcome Elizabeth and privileged to have her come and open the gardens.

“The grounds have a unique history, not to mention some beautiful and rare plants, so we feel it is important to share their beauty and heritage, whilst also raising money for the NGS.

“With all the flowers in full bloom, the gardens are at their most beautiful at this time of year and we are looking forward to hearing Elizabeth’s views on our landscape designs and welcome any ideas for the gardens’ future development.”

Admission is 3.50 for adults, children free. All proceeds go to the NGS.

Afternoon tea and light lunches will be served in the main house.

l For more information, visit www.goldsboroughhall.com or www.ngs.org.uk or telephone 01423 867321.


loading...
Find It

"Business owner? - Claim your business and Advertise with us"

In association with qype logo

Looking for...

Featured advertisers

Jobs

Search for a job

Motors

Search for a car

Property

Search for a house

Weather for Harrogate

Saturday 04 February 2012

5 day forecast

Today

Light snow

Light snow

Temperature: -4 C to 0 C

Wind Speed: 22 mph

Wind direction: South east

Tomorrow

Sunny spells

Sunny spells

Temperature: 2 C to 6 C

Wind Speed: 9 mph

Wind direction: West

Press Complaints Commission

This website and its associated newspaper adheres to the Press Complaints Commission’s Code of Practice. If you have a complaint about editorial content which relates to inaccuracy or intrusion, then contact the Editor by clicking here.

If you remain dissatisfied with the response provided then you can contact the PCC by clicking here.