Our Garden Group is co-ordinated by Moira. A visit to a garden or a related activity is organised every month. Usually everyone meets up to share lifts. Please speak to Moira if you would like to join in or contact her by email garden@tetbury-wi.org.uk.
| 2025 Garden Visits | |
| Monday 10th February | Snowdrops at Painswick Rococo Garden |
| Wednesday 26th March | Wild Daffodils at Dymock and Trioscape Garden Centre, Highleadon |
| Wednesday 9th April | Cerney House Gardens |
| Monday 12th May | Bluebells at Westonbirt Arboretum |
| Sunday 15th June | Roses at Badminton House Gardens |
| June Date TBC | National Collection of Rambler Roses at Moor Wood Farm, near Cirencester |
| August TBC | Visit to gardens opened under the National Garden Scheme |
| Tuesday 26th August | Highgrove Garden Tour – FULLY BOOKED |
| Friday 5th September | National Trust Westbury Court Garden |
| Wednesday 15th October | Westonbirt Arboretum for Autumn Colours |
| Wednesday 19th November | Whitehall Garden Centre, near Lacock |
| Monday 15th December | Wreath Making Workshop |
Unfortunately the Garden Group’s planned visit to Westbury Court Gardens was not to be! They arrived to find it unexpectedly closed due to staff shortages; but ever resourceful the ladies changed the plan to lunch at Trioscapes Garden Centre instead and still had a lovely day out.
The Garden Group enjoyed an amazing visit to Highgrove. The weather was sunny, our guide was excellent and extremely knowledgeable and the lunch of sandwiches and cream teas was delicious. What more could you want!
It was a hot day but the Garden Group donned their big hats and went to see the beautiful collection of rambling roses at Moor Wood Farm near Cirencester. Of course after a viewing in the heat, there had to be refreshments!
Our Garden Group took the opportunity to visit Badminton House on one of its open days to see their roses and although dogs weren’t allowed they did manage to find one!
The Garden Group found that the bluebells were almost over at Westonbirt, but the rhododendrons made a spectacular display.
There was a slight change of plan when the Garden Group visited Westonbirt Arboretum a little earlier than originally planned to see the bluebells. The earlier visit was necessary as the lovely weather meant the bluebells were in bloom earlier than expected. There were lots of other lovely early blooms out too.
Our Garden Group visit to Cerney House Gardens was blessed with beautiful sunshine – great for viewing but also for tea outside. The tulips were particularly splendid.
The Garden Group went to Dymock Woods to see the wild daffodils, although Gwen and Vera’s field just a little up the road had the best display. We were lucky to also see wild anemones and primroses – a lovely spring display. Of course a Garden Group trip had to include a coffee and lunch stop which was a Trioscape Garden Centre.
The first trip to a garden this year proved to be a very wet one, but some of the Garden Group braved the weather to see the snowdrops at Painswick Rococo Gardens.
Moira hosted her popular Christmas wreath making workshops and with Judith’s guidance the Garden Group produced some very professional looking results. The doors around Tetbury will be looking very smart!
Some of our Garden Group visited Westonbirt to see the beautiful autumn colours.
The Garden Group spent a lovely day visiting the Abbey House Manor Gardens in Malmesbury.
The Garden Group spent a lovely day at Bourton House Garden and especially liked the White Garden area.
The garden group were lucky with the weather this time on their trip to Miserden, where they saw some beautiful blooms and interesting sculptures.
Despite the bad weather, the Garden Group visited Cotswold Lavender. The lavender fields and wild flower meadows were stunningly beautiful even in the rain.
Some of our Garden Group enjoyed at beautifully sunny day at the Fresh Air Sculpture exhibition at Quenington. A lovely day out and well worth a visit.
A lovely afternoon spent in Judith’s beautiful garden. Thank you for having us Judith and for the lovely tea and cake.
Members of the Garden Group enjoyed visiting Pam’s beautiful garden and really appreciated the lovely tea and cake Pam had organised.
In contrast to the last Garden Group outing, the visit to Badminton to see the tulips was a gloriously sunny day. The tulips were beautiful and a firm favourite was the white frilly edged one.
On a snowy day in March, the Garden Group visited Kuranda Hellebores, which had opened for charity. They enjoyed the unusual house and beautiful gardens full of hellebores.
The Garden Group set off on a chilly February morning to see the snowdrops at Cotswold Farm. Other early bloomers and the topiary were also impressive.
