Recently some of the parishioners in the village of Chirbury in south Shropshire opened their gardens in support of the Historic Churches Trust.
A few of the gardens were on the outskirts of the village so we enjoyed views of the beautiful countryside as we went searching for them with our little map.
These were not like the usual gardens we visit as they were not gardens tended by plantsmen. They were interesting because of their little quirky details as well as some good plant combinations. Come for a wander around Chirbury with us on a warm but blustery day.
greenbenchramblings 
3 replies on “Village gardeners open their gardens for their church”
the caterpillar hedge is so sweet – it’s lovely to see wit as well as care and beauty in a garden.
Humour adds so much to a garden.
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