Events at Finlaystone Scotland’s Gardens
Sun 7th June: Specialist Plant Fair 11am – 5pm. Sale of
plants from visiting nurseries & growers. An excellent
Scheme: June
opportunity to pick up that elusive plant! See Diary Dates for more
Sun 21st June: Kite Day from 1pm. Celebrate Father’s Day
details or visit the website
& Midsummer Day by making a kite or bringing your own to
at www.gardensofscotland.
fl y on the lawns overlooking the Firth of Clyde. Additional
org for full information and future garden
charge of £1 to cover materials used.
openings.
Sun 28th June: Craft Fair & Cream Teas 11am – 5pm.
Sunday 31st May: “Carruth”, Bridge of
Chance to see a variety of craft
Weir PA11 3SG - open 2pm to 5pm
stalls and then enjoy cream teas in Over 20 acres of wonderful
the tearoom. rhodoendrons, woodland
Summer – School Holiday Specials:
walks, the arboretum and
2pm Tuesdays & Wednesdays during
herbaceous borders.
the School Holidays - fun fi lled Entry is £4, with delicious
events and activities for ages 5 to homemade teas at a small
10 years old - all children must be extra cost. The garden can be
accompanied by an adult. found on the B786, Kilmacolm
10 acres of gardens to enjoy, 140
to Lochwinnoh road or from
acres of woodlands with adventure
Tor Road in Bridge of Weir,
play areas & picnic sites to discover,
postcode PA11 3SG.
tearoom open daily from 11am - There is a major plant sale
5pm for light refreshments, visitor of locally grown plants, all
centre with doll’s museum & gift at tremendous prices. Look
shop. forward to seeing you there!
Visit www.fi nlaystone.co.uk for [main benefi ciary: Marie Curie
news, membership, events & Cancer Care]
activities.
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