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With Ngs in Yorkshire ART IN THE GARDEN - WITH NGS IN YORKSHIRE - OPEN GARDENS 2016 – more details www.ngs.org.uk Garden Owner Tel No Email /Website Address Dates & Times of opening Beacon Garth Ivor & June 01482 [email protected] Redcliff Road, Hessle. Sun May 1st 12-5pm Innes 646140 HU13 0HA Boundary Cottage Roger Brook www.nodiggardener.co.uk Seaton Ross, Nr York, Sun Sept 11th 11- YO42 4NF 4.30pm Brook Farm Mrs Janet 01964 Elstronwick, Hull HU12 Feb – Sept for Dolling 670191 9BP Groups, contact for when to go Bugthorpe Natalie Verow 01759 [email protected] The Old Rectory, June and July Gardens 368444 Bugthorpe YO41 1QG Bugthorpe Barrie Creaser 01759 [email protected] 3 Church Walk, June and July Gardens 368152 Bugthorpe YO41 1QG Burton Agnes Hall Mrs S Cunliffe- 01262 www.burtonagnes.com Burton Agnes, Nr Sat/Sun 11/12 June Lister 490324 Driffield. YO25 11-5pm The Court Guy and Liz 01482 [email protected] Humber Road, N Sun 15th May 1-5pm Slater 633609 Ferriby HU14 3DW Dowthorpe Hall Mr & Mrs J 01964 [email protected] Nr Skirlaugh, Hull Sun 26th June 11-5pm Holtby 562235 www.dowthorpehall.com HU11 5AE Ellerker House Mrs R Los & www.ellerkerhouse.weebly.com Everingham, Nr York Sun April 10th 10- Mr M Wright YO42 4JA 5pm Ellerker Manor Philip & Sally 01430 [email protected] Cave Lane, Ellerker, Sun 29th May 11-5pm Bean 423035 Brough HU15 2DX Fawley House Mr & Mrs 01430 [email protected] 7 Nordham, North Fri/Sat/Sun T Martin 422266 www.nordhamcottages.co.uk Cave HU15 2LT 22/23/24 July 12- 5pm Greenwick Farm Fran & Owen 01377 [email protected] Huggate, Nr York Sun 21st April 1-5pm Pearson 288122 YO42 1YR 1 Garden Owner Tel No Email /Website Address Dates & Times of opening Highfield Cottage Debbie North Street, Driffield. Suns 22/29 May Simpson YO25 6AS 10.30-3.30pm 54 Hollym Road Mr Matthew Withernsea. HU19 2PJ Sun 24th July 12-6pm Pottage Holmfield Susan & 01377 [email protected] Fridaythorpe. YO25 Sat/Sun 18/19 June Robert Nichols 236627 9RZ 12-5pm Hotham Hall Stephen & 01430 [email protected] Hotham YO43 4UA Thurs April 7th 11- Carolyn Martin 422054 3pm Hunmanby Tom & Gill 01723 [email protected] Wold Newton, Nr Sat/Sun 4/5 June Grange Mellor 891636 Driffield. YO25 3HS 11-5pm Linden Lodge Robert Scott & 07900 [email protected] Newbridge Lane, Nr Sun 10/17, Sat 16th Jarrod 003538 Wilberfoss. YO41 5RB July Marsden 1-5pm Manor Farm Charles & 01377 manorfarmthixendale@ Thixendale, Nr Malton Sun 4th Sept 12-5pm Gilda Brader 288315 hotmail.com YO17 9TG Manor Farm David & Trish North Leys Road, Sun 26th June 11-5pm Smith Withernsea. HU19 2QN 4 Mill Lane Linda Lawson Foston-on-the-Wolds, Sun 26th June 1-5pm Nr Driffield. YO25 8BW 23 Molescroft Mr & Mrs D Beverley. Sun 5th June 12-5pm Road Bowden HU17 7DX Nutkins Alan & Janet 01964 [email protected] 72 Rolston Road, Sun 5th June 11-4pm Stirling 533721 Hornsea. HU18 1UR Omega Mr & Mrs D 01482 [email protected] 79 Magdalen Lane, Sat/Sun25/26 June Rosindale 897370 Hedon 12.30-5.30pm HU12 8LA 2 Garden Owner Tel No Email /Website Address Dates & Times of opening Orchard House Mrs Frances 01964 [email protected] Sandholme Lane, Mar – Sept for Cooper 542359 Leven, Nr Beverley. groups, contact for HU17 5LW when to go Queensgate & Various with Beverley Sun 24th July 12-4pm Kitchen Lane Beverley Town HU17 8NN Allotments Council The Ridings Roy & Ruth South Street, Burton Sun 22nd May 1-5pm Allerston Fleming. YO25 3PE Sun 3rd July 1-5pm Rustic Cottage Jan Joyce 01262 Front Street, Wold Sun 3rd July 12-4pm 470710 Newton. YO25 3YQ Shiptonthorpe Di Thompson All Saints, Sat 4th/Sun 5th June Gardens etc Shiptonthorpe, Nr 11-5pm York. YO43 3PQ etc Stamford Bridge G & D 01759 [email protected] Grove Lodge, Butts Sun 31st July Gardens Tattersall 373838 Close, Stamford 12-5pm Bridge. YO41 1PD etc Stonefield Nicola Lyte 27 Nordham, North Fri/Sat/Sun Cottage Cave, HU15 2LT 22/23/24 July 12- 5pm Sutton Upon Head: Angela Main Street, Sutton Sun July 10th 11-4pm Derwent School Ekers Upon Derwent. YO41 4BN Tickton CE Head: Miss C Min Stree, Tickton, Nr Fri June 17th 10-3pm Primary Brown Beverley. HU17 9RZ Walled Gardens Mr & Mrs C 39 North Bar Without, Sun July 10th 12- of Beverley Ryan etc HU17 7AG 4.30pm Weathervane Peter & Julie 01759 Mill Lane, Seaton Ross Sun May 1st 11-4pm House Williams 318663 YO42 4NE 3 Garden Owner Tel No Email /Website Address Dates & Times of opening Whyncrest Mrs Lieke 01723 [email protected] Bridlington Road, Sat/Sun July 9/10 Swann 890923 Hunmanby, Filey 11-4pm YO14 9RS Wyedale Angie and Mr J Ottringham Road, Sun July 3rd 11-5pm Woodmancy Keyingham, Hull HU12 9RX 4 .
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