Stourbridge garden included in National Open Garden Scheme

Westacres, with Joyce Williams (inset)
Westacres, with Joyce Williams (inset)
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A GREEN-FINGERED Prestwood woman will once again be throwing open her garden in aid of the National Open Garden Scheme.

Joyce Williams will be opening up her pride and joy garden, which spans three quarters of an acre and which is packed full of unusual plants and many different varieties of acers, hostas, shrubs.

The garden located just off the A449 at Prestwood, which also includes a woodland walk and large Koi pool, will be open to the public on Saturday July 20 and Sunday July 21, from 11am to 4pm.

Home-made cakes will be available.

Money raised from refreshments will be donated to DEBRA which helps people with a rare skin condition; while proceeds from admission fees will go to charities supported by the National Open Garden Scheme.

Admission is £4 for adults and free for children.

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