GARDEN


Winthrop Gardens reopen for summer


The volunteer-run community garden at Wickersley has now reopened for visitors to enjoy.


The site is open Tuesday to Thursday 10.30am until 4pm. There is a small tearoom with indoor and outdoor seating that serves drinks and cakes,


but payment is cash only. They also have a curiosity corner which sells plants, crafts and preserved to raise funds to keep Winthrop Gardens flourishing.


Winthrop Gardens, Second Lane, Wickersley S66 1EE


(off Morthen Rd)


The home of healthy plants for all your gardening needs


All aspects of tree


work undertaken • TREE FELLING • REMOVAL


• STUMP GRINDING • TREE REDUCTION • STORM DAMAGE • HEDGE CUTTING • CONIFERS TOPPED AND TRIMMED


Trained in City & Guilds NPTC Level 3 in Tree Climbing and Aerial Rescue and also Aerial Cutting of Trees with a Chainsaw


Fully insured • Everything we produce is 100% recycled O’CONNIFERS TREE SERVICES


Call Mick on 01709 559100 or 07957 196054


Alpines, perennials, shrubs, indoor plants, fruit trees and topiary


Hanging baskets, pots and tubs


A large variety of indoor plants and pots in our greenhouse


Compost and aggregates


OPEN 7 DAYS


Find us less than 5 mins from junction 33 of the M1 Take the hill out of Whiston towards Swallownest on the A618 we are less than a mile


Findusless than 5mins from junction 33 of M1


Guilthwaite Nurseries


Guilthwaite Hill, Whiston, Rotherham, S60 4NE Tel 01709 365769 Mobile 07811 358706


aroundtownmagazine.co.uk 71 Wickersley


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