Alpine Garden Society is opening its garden for the National Garden Scheme

The garden contains a wide range of alpine plants that are easy to grow in contemporary gardens over a long season. Visitors can see different settings and ways to grow alpines, including rock and tufa, a scree, a dry Mediterranean bed, and woodland and sunny areas. There is also a dedicated alpine house, and many pots and troughs filled with alpines and small bulbs. Volunteers are on hand for more information and trough planting demonstrations.

Light refreshments and cakes, and a wide selection of books for sale. Nurseries include Hoo House (29th) and Pershore College plants plus members plant stall. Free parking at Pershore College car park.

Entry is £4.00 for adults and children free.