A LYMM garden is to open to the public as part of the National Garden Scheme – which supports a number of charities.
Mike and Gail Porter have been opening their garden at 10, Statham Avenue, Lymm for a number of years.
A beautifully structured, south facing quarter acre plot, it is described as peaceful, with pastel shades in early summer. It is carefully terraced and planted as it rises to the Bridgewater Canal towpath.
There is a formal clay paved courtyard with cordoned peach trees and a working greenhouse.
Rose pillars lead to established herbaceous beds and quiet shaded areas, bordered by azaleas and rhododendrons.
There will be a special opening evening on Friday, May 19, from 6pm to 9pm when the £7 admission charge will include a glass of wine and a dlight bite. Children will be admitted free and there will be a garden quiz.
The garden will also be open on Saturday and Sunday, July 1-2 from 11am to 5pm, when the admission charge will be £4, children free.
Teas will be served with homemade cakes and meringues with fresh fruit.
Garden to open for charity
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