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Open Garden - Sunday 12th May - 15A Sydenham Hill


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Join local charity Link Age Southwark in a beautiful Dulwich garden for tea and homemade cakes, raising money to support older people in the local community.


Sunday 12th May, 2pm-5pm, 15A Sydenham Hill, SE26 6SH.


This garden features colourful mixed herbaceous borders, trellised roses, unusual trees and shrubs, a courtyard, pergola and fountain.


Roadside parking available. Limited wheelchair access due to slope and steps.


Entry ?4 in aid of Link Age Southwark. Children enter free.

No need to book in advance, pay for tickets at the door. Please note we are only able to accept cash payments on the door and for tea and cake.


Sorry no dogs allowed.

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