Programmes on sale now!

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!

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