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Ashton Under Hill Open Gardens

An event in June in Worcestershire
Various venues
Ashton Under Hill
Event begins: 30th November -0001
Ashton Under Hill Open Gardens ends on 30th November -0001

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We aim to have around 25 gardens open for viewing in 2008, including some for the very first time, and we will be open longer this year, from 1.00pm to 6.00pm. Admission: adults £4, children free. Saturday tickets also allow entry on Sunday. There's also free use of the shuttle bus service in the village for all visitors and ample free parking for cars and coaches. A full range of refreshments including lunches and cream teas is available. This year we'll have an exhibition of paintings by a local artist and themed displays on composting and recycling, as well as our usual quality plant sales.

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