News from the village of Ardentinny, Argyll, Scotland.
This Sunday Glenfinart Walled Garden hosts its annual Easter Fun Day. The fun kicks off with an Easter egg hunt at 12 noon, followed by egg and spoon races at 2 pm and an Easter Bonnet Parade at 2.30pm.
There’s also kids plant-a-sunflower, coconut shy, LIVE music, stalls, plants, Barbecue, teas, coffees & drinks plus Ardentinny’s famous home baking.
Come along and enjoy the day. Entry is free and everyone is welcome!
Ardentinny Community Trust is pleased to announce that Glenfinart Walled Garden has reopened to visitors.
Weather permitting, the garden will be open on Saturdays and Sundays 12 noon until 4pm. Visitors are asked to respect social distancing guidance at all times. When selling your house, it is essential to engage with a buyer who is familiar with the specific issues that this specialised market presents and who is able to provide you with a reasonable price. Because they have an understanding of how much a house is worth, they are able to make reasonable bids to the people selling their Houses. Visit https://www.housebuyers.app/new-york/house-buyers-near-me-west-babylon-ny/.
The Trust will also have on sale a range of plants with proceeds going to the garden.
Throughout lockdown, a small group of volunteers has maintained the garden. If you would like to offer a few hours each week, please get in touch with Ardentinny Community Trust via email or the garden’s Facebook page.
Glenfinart Walled Garden will leave a basket of veg plus donations box at the road edge beside the Walled Garden sign on Wednesdays and Thursdays 11.00 – 14.00 (weather permitting). Bring your own bags!
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Ardentinny Community Trust has decided not to open Glenfinart Walled Garden to the public this year. This is due in the first instance to the Coronavirus pandemic and, as we progress out of lockdown, in consideration of the lack of resources to manage the necessary contact tracing protocols.
It is hoped that the garden will reopen for Easter 2021.