Programmes on sale now!

ByDeniseW

You can buy your programme now from Topiary Tree, Station Stores, Saint Andrews Centre, Histon Post Office, and Gin House Flowers (cash only). Or from our stall on Histon Green, Saturdays 28th May, 4th and 11th June, 9 – 11 am (contactless and card payment accepted).

On the day, you can buy them from the information hub on the green (contactless and cards accepted) or from any participating garden (cash only).

Programmes cost £5 in advance/£6 on the day. Accompanied under 16s are free. All proceeds, from programme sales, teas and plant sales, will be shared by our four charities, HI Friends, Histon & Impington Feast, East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices and Shepreth Hedgehog Hospital.

We look forward to seeing you on Sunday 12th June!

Similar Posts

  • Programmes on sale now!

    ByDeniseW

    We are very excited to finally share our wonderful program, illustrated by local artist Sue Smith. You can pick up your copy NOW at: Topiary TreeHiston Post OfficeSt Andrew’s Centre CaféStation Stores Gin House FlowersLook out for the “on sale here” posters. Programmes are £5 in advance, and they can only take cash, so the…

  • The gates are open!

    ByBridget

    Come on in to the first ever Virtual Histon & Impington Open Gardens. All the gardens are now available for your viewing pleasure on our new YouTube channel, Histon & Impington Open Gardens. You’ll have to bring your own tea and scones, I’m afraid. To watch the videos please go to our Histon & Impington…

  • Good news!

    ByDeniseW

    We are happy to announce that Open Gardens 2024 is going ahead! With huge thanks to all of the gardeners who have so generously agreed to open their gardens this year, especially those who stepped in at the last minute to save us from having to cancel. Special thanks also to our friends at HIHub…

  • Oriental charm

    ByBridget

    Prepare for some oriental charm at garden number 15 at 3 Cooke Walk in Impington, as its owners have worked hard over the last few years to introduce touches of the Far East onto the blank canvas of the garden of a new house. According to owners Trevor and Phillipa Smith theirs is, ‘A small…

  • Border control

    ByBridget

    This beautiful drought-tolerant border below is looking perfect right now, ready for everyone to visit at one of our brand new gardens, Garden no. 4, Burgoynes House, owned by Gwen and Les Borysiewicz. Their knowledgeable gardeners, Victor Impey and Maeve Polkinhorn, who designed and planted the border, will be on hand to chat to you…