Nature Friendly Open Garden in Faversham
About the event
This is a large garden with lots of different areas, many of them newly landscaped and planted in the last few years, all surrounded by hedges, scrub and mature trees full of birdlife. A highlight is the very large fish pond which attracts birds, bats, dragonflies and damselflies. There are many newly planted native trees – all chosen to maximise wildlife visitors. A walled garden where we grow organic food in our ‘no dig’ beds, and formal and cottage garden flower beds that blend beauty with wildlife benefits. Plenty of love for the soil too - dead wood piles teeming with life, compost being made, and woodchip paths weaving through wooded and wild spaces.
You can visit the Langdon website to read their blog, find out about their events, see more images, and learn about their mission - www.langdongarden.com.
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Adults £5Children free
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Travelling to Langdon from Faversham
If you are able, why not take the opportunity to reduce your carbon footprint and consider one of the planet-friendly travel options below?
Bus
The 660 bus goes between Faversham and Goodnestone twice on a Saturday afternoon. Leaving at 13.20 and 15.57 from Court Street, and returning at 14.46 and 16.13. Visit the Langdon website for more information on bus prices and a link to the timetable. Why not walk/cycle one way and bus the other?
Walking
There are two interesting scenic walking routes from Faversham to Langdon. Take a look at the Langdon website for maps and more information.
Cycling
There are also two options for cycling - on and off road. Maps and more information are available on the website. If you don't have a bike, why not hire one using App-Bike - just download the app and then unlock and cycle away one of the bikes from the town centre.