trials garden

Meynell Langley Trials Garden 2011

The aim of the trials garden is to test new and old varieties of the plants we grow to sell. These include bedding plants, perennials, fruit trees, soft fruit and the many hundreds of varieties of basket and patio plants.

Established over the last 19 years, the display now totals over 180 baskets and containers as well as over 70 varieties of apple, pear, cherries and a whole host of other fruit. The perennial border is constantly being

added to as new varieties are introduced.

A full row of cordon plums was added in 2009 as were many more apple varieties

Full listings are available and a comments book is always on hand
for you to tell us which varieties you like.

Your suggestions, together with our own evaluations, enable us to
offer the very best varieties available.

Refreshments are now being served on all NGS days

Next, and final NGS day October 9th- Apple tasting

Early apples ripening, Peaches to be picked, dead heading and hoeing to be continued with....

Plums are now picking from the cordons.

Hanging baskets and containers are approaching their best.

Late summer colour is now on show in the herbaceous border

All in all -plenty to see

National Garden Scheme dates 2011: 17th April 15th May 12th June 24th July (FRUIT PRUNING DEMONSTRATIONS) 14th August 11th September 9th October (both apple tasting days)	Meynell Langley Trials Garden 2011 The aim of the trials garden is to test new and old varieties of the plants we grow to sell. These include bedding plants, perennials, fruit trees, soft fruit and the many hundreds of varieties of basket and patio plants. Established over the last 19 years, the display now totals over 180 baskets and containers as well as over 70 varieties of apple, pear, cherries and a whole host of other fruit. The perennial border is constantly being added to as new varieties are introduced. A full row of cordon plums was added in 2009 as were many more apple varieties Full listings are available and a comments book is always on hand for you to tell us which varieties you like. Your suggestions, together with our own evaluations, enable us to offer the very best varieties available. Refreshments are now being served on all NGS days Next, and final NGS day October 9th- Apple tasting Early apples ripening, Peaches to be picked, dead heading and hoeing to be continued with.... Plums are now picking from the cordons. Hanging baskets and containers are approaching their best. Late summer colour is now on show in the herbaceous border All in all -plenty to see	Open daily from April 17th to 9th October 2010 10am-5pm Saturdays and weekdays. 11 am - 4 p.m. Sundays. Admission is £2.50 and includes full plant listings. (under 16’s free) Local artists enjoying the Garden