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——If you have any comments, questions
or suggestions about Richmond Hill
Open Gardens then please do get in
touch by emailing: info@richmondhillopengardens.orgDownload press release hereDownload photographs hereIf you would like to receive updates on
the 2022 Richmond Hill Open Gardens event and information about future years, please subscribe to our newsletter.
Open Gardens National Directory:
www.opengardens.co.ukPetersham Open Gardens:
www.petershamopengardens.orgPetersham Horticultural Society:
www.petershamhorticulturalsociety.org.ukSt Matthias Church:
www.richmondteamministry.org
By busThe 371 bus (towards Kingston) goes directly from outside the railway station to St Matthias Church, the central point of Richmond Hill Open Gardens.Please see www.tfl.gov.uk for bus routes from Kew, Kingston, Sheen, Twickenham and surrounding areas
We're one of the largest family-owned private client insurance brokers in the UK, offering a diverse selection of policies tailored to your individual requirements. Offering high net worth insurance provided by market leading insurers, hand-picked by our directors for their comprehensive levels of cover and flexible approach.Whether you're looking for high value insurance to cover family heirlooms and fine art or antiques, or to protect and cover your holiday homes or estates, Lumley Insurance are here as your specialist insurance brokers.Please visit our website: www.lumleyinsurance.co.uk for more details.
Disabled AccessWheelchair access is possible (60cm wide maximum) at gardens 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.
CHARITY
——Proceeds from the day will be donated to 2 local charities doing excellent work in our community:
RICHMOND
VOLUNTEER
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By bike or walkingThere will be signs posted along Richmond Riverside and from Richmond Park to Richmond Hill Open Gardens.
Richmond Hill Open Gardens 2022 would like to thank Lumley Insurance for their help with event insurance:
Copyright © 2022 Richmond Hill Open Gardens. All rights reserved
By train or tubeRichmond Hill Open Gardens is a short walk from Richmond Station and will be clearly signposted.Richmond is on the District Line, Overground and has mainline services to Waterloo.
The e-ticket can be exchanged at St Matthias Church or at any participating garden, for a clearly labelled ticket/map to help you find your way around. You can start at any garden and visit in any order.Tickets will also be available on the day. Cashless payment is preferred and can
be made at St Matthias Church or at some Gardens. Most other gardens will be able
to take payment in cash.
REFRESHMENTS
——
GARDENS
——
BUY TICKETS
See Richmond Green and the remains
of Richmond Palace where Queen Elizabeth I died.Look out for colourful hanging baskets, pots and window-boxes outside the local pubs. The Victoria Inn on Hill Rise even has a planted display in a Thames rowing boat outside.Richmond is proud of its traditional almshouses. Look out for Michel's Almshouses, founded in 1695 and Bishop Duppa's Almshouses founded in 1661, both located in The Vineyard.For other ideas see www.visitrichmond.co.uk
TRAVELLING
TO RICHMOND
——Richmond is ideally located for visitors
to arrive on the train, tube, bus, by bike, walking or driving.
TICKETS
——£12.50 per adult ticket, for entry to
all gardens. Children under 16 are free.To avoid queuing, please purchase
ticket vouchers in advance, available
until 12 hours before the event opens,
from Ticketsource www.ticketsource.co.uk/Richmond-Hill-Open-Gardens. You will be emailed an
e-ticket which can either be printed out
or shown on a mobile device.
BUY TICKETS HERE
Dose of NatureDose of Nature is a mental health charity whose purpose is to improve the mental health and wellbeing of individuals through increased engagement with the natural world. We deliver ‘nature prescriptions’ to people referred by their GP with a wide range of mental health difficulties, including depression, anxiety, trauma, and addiction.www.doseofnature.org.uk
Registered Charity no: 1181216
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RICHMOND HILL OPEN GARDENS
——On Sunday 22nd May 2022, 12 beautiful gardens will be open to the public, offering something of interest for everyone. After the restrictions of the last two years, gardens and gardening have become increasingly important and we are delighted to welcome visitors to join us for a day to remember. Within walking distance of each other and close to Richmond town centre, the gardens are all set on the slopes of picturesque Richmond Hill. They will be open from 11am - 5pm; some will have plant sales. Tea and homemade cakes at
St Matthias Church will complete a wonderful day out. After the amazing success of our previous Open Gardens events, we are delighted to hold the event again with several new gardens taking part. This year we are supporting local charities: The Holly Lodge Centre and Dose of Nature.To speed up entry to the gardens, please buy tickets in advance from Ticketsource.
There are many ways in which you can help make the Open Gardens day a success. If you enjoy baking cakes or serving teas, we’d love to hear from you. An hour or two putting up signs and helping with finishing touches would be greatly appreciated. Helping on the day at an open garden would support our garden owners and visitors alike. The day will be lively and enjoyable, please join us!Any offers of help gratefully received!Richmond Hill Open Gardens is a community event, seeking to involve as many people as possible for the benefit
of two very worthwhile local charities.Please email us at info@richmondhillopengardens.org
Visiting gardens is thirsty work and delicious teas with home-made cakes will be served at St Matthias Church from
11am until 4.30pm.Details of local pubs and cafés are on the website and the tickets.
The Holly Lodge CentreThe Holly Lodge Centre is a small local charity, hidden away in the heart of Richmond Park. Whilst small it is mighty, with over 6,000 local children visiting each year to learn about the wildlife and heritage of Richmond Park. The Centre specialises
in working with children with disabilities providing bespoke sessions devised to meet their needs and allowing them to
get up close to nature.www.thehollylodgecentre.org.uk
Registered Charity no: 1076741
LINKS &
THANK YOUS
——
DogsAs much as we love dogs we regret they are not allowed in the gardens, apart from blind and hearing dogs of course.
WHILE YOU'RE
IN RICHMOND
——There are so many ways to enjoy a day
out in historic Richmond. Here are a few suggestions:Take in the famous Turner view from
the Terrace.Walk down through Terrace Gardens to
the Thames footpath, taking in the large glasshouse on the way.Visit glorious Richmond Park and see
the herds of Red and Fallow deer.Enjoy the shops in Richmond town centre and explore the lanes and alleyways leading to Richmond Green.
By carParking on Richmond Hill on a Sunday is restricted and often congested. Please use the public car parks available in the town centre.
TICKETS
——£12.50 per adult ticket, for entry to all gardens.
Children under 16 are free.To avoid queuing, please purchase ticket
vouchers in advance, available until 12 hours before the event opens, from Ticketsource www.ticketsource.co.uk/Richmond-Hill-Open-Gardens. You will be emailed an e-ticket which
can be printed out or shown on a mobile device.
The Holly Lodge CentreThe Holly Lodge Centre is a small local charity, hidden away in the heart of Richmond Park. Whilst small it is mighty, with over 6,000 local children visiting each year to learn about the wildlife and heritage of Richmond Park. The Centre specialises in working with children with disabilities providing bespoke sessions devised to meet their needs and allowing them to get up close to nature.www.thehollylodgecentre.org.uk
Registered Charity no: 1076741
WHILE YOU'RE IN RICHMOND
——
REFRESHMENTS
——
CHARITY
——Proceeds from the day will be donated to 2 local charities doing excellent work in our community:
LINKS & THANK YOUS
——
By busThe 371 bus (towards Kingston) goes directly from outside the railway station to St Matthias Church, the central point of Richmond Hill Open Gardens.Please see www.tfl.gov.uk for bus routes from Kew, Kingston, Sheen, Twickenham and surrounding areas
CONTACTS & PRESS
——If you have any comments, questions or suggestions about Richmond Hill Open Gardens then please do get in touch by emailing info@richmondhillopengardens.orgDownload press release hereDownload photographs hereIf you would like to receive updates on the
2022 Richmond Hill Open Gardens event and information about future years, please subscribe to our newsletter.
There are so many ways to enjoy a day out in historic Richmond. Here are a few suggestions:Take in the famous Turner view from the Terrace.Walk down through Terrace Gardens to the Thames footpath, taking in the large glasshouse on the way.Visit glorious Richmond Park and see the herds of
Red and Fallow deer.Enjoy the shops in Richmond town centre and explore the lanes and alleyways leading to Richmond Green.
TRAVELLING TO RICHMOND
——Richmond is ideally located for visitors to arrive on the train, tube, bus, by bike, walking or driving.
Disabled AccessWheelchair access is possible (60cm wide maximum) at gardens 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.
See Richmond Green and the remains of Richmond Palace where Queen Elizabeth I died.Look out for colourful hanging baskets, pots and window-boxes outside the local pubs. The Victoria Inn on Hill Rise even has a planted display in a Thames rowing boat outside.Richmond is proud of its traditional almshouses. Look out for Michel's Almshouses, founded in 1695 and Bishop Duppa's Almshouses founded in 1661, both located in The Vineyard.For other ideas see www.visitrichmond.co.uk
There are many ways in which you can help make the Open Gardens day a success. If you enjoy baking cakes or serving teas, we’d love to hear from you. An hour or two putting up signs and helping with finishing touches would be greatly appreciated. Helping on the day at an open garden would support our garden owners and visitors alike. The day will be lively and enjoyable, please join us!Any offers of help gratefully received!Richmond Hill Open Gardens is a community event, seeking to involve as many people as possible for the benefit of two very worthwhile local charities.
Open Gardens National Directory:
www.opengardens.co.ukPetersham Open Gardens:
www.petershamopengardens.orgPetersham Horticultural Society:
www.petershamhorticulturalsociety.org.ukSt Matthias Church:
www.richmondteamministry.org
RICHMOND HILL
OPEN GARDENS
——On Sunday 22nd May 2022, 12 beautiful gardens will be open to the public, offering something of interest for everyone. After the restrictions of the last two years, gardens and gardening have become increasingly important and we are delighted to welcome visitors to join us for a day to remember. Within walking distance
of each other and close to Richmond town centre, the gardens are all set on the slopes of picturesque Richmond Hill. They will be open from 11am - 5pm; some will have plant sales. Tea and homemade cakes at St Matthias Church will complete a wonderful day out. After the amazing success of our previous Open Gardens events, we are delighted to hold the event again with several new gardens taking part. This year we are supporting local charities: The Holly Lodge Centre and Dose of Nature.To speed up entry to the gardens, please buy tickets in advance from Ticketsource.
Please email us at info@richmondhillopengardens.org
The e-ticket can be exchanged at St Matthias Church or at any participating garden, for a clearly labelled ticket/map to help you find your way around. You can start at any garden and visit in any order.Tickets will also be available on the day. Cashless payment is preferred and can be made at St Matthias Church or at some Gardens. Most other gardens will be able
to take payment in cash.
Richmond Hill Open Gardens 2022 would like to thank Lumley Insurance for their help with event insurance:We're one of the largest family-owned private client insurance brokers in the UK, offering a diverse selection of policies tailored to your individual requirements. Offering high net worth insurance provided by market leading insurers, hand-picked by our directors for their comprehensive levels of cover and flexible approach.Whether you're looking for high value insurance to cover family heirlooms and fine art or antiques, or to protect and cover your holiday homes or estates, Lumley Insurance are here as your specialist insurance brokers.Please visit our website: www.lumleyinsurance.co.uk for more details.
By train or tubeRichmond Hill Open Gardens is a short walk from Richmond Station and will be clearly signposted.Richmond is on the District Line, Overground and has mainline services to Waterloo.
By bike or walkingThere will be signs posted along Richmond Riverside and from Richmond Park to Richmond Hill Open Gardens.
Dose of NatureDose of Nature is a mental health charity whose purpose is to improve the mental health and wellbeing of individuals through increased engagement with the natural world. We deliver ‘nature prescriptions’ to people referred by their GP with a wide range of mental health difficulties, including depression, anxiety, trauma, and addiction.www.doseofnature.org.uk
Registered Charity no: 1181216
DogsAs much as we love dogs we regret they are not allowed in the gardens, apart from blind and hearing dogs of course.
Visiting gardens is thirsty work and delicious teas with home-made cakes will be served at St Matthias Church from 11am until 4.30pm.Details of local pubs and cafés are on the website and the tickets.
Subscribe to our mailing list* indicates required
Email Address*
real people should not fill this in and expect good things - do not remove this or risk form bot signupsEnd mc_embed_signupYour email address will remain completely confidential and only be used for information on Richmond Hill Open Gardens events.
By carParking on Richmond Hill on a Sunday is restricted and often congested. Please use the public car parks available in the town centre.
Copyright © 2022 Richmond Hill Open Gardens. All rights reserved
There are so many ways to enjoy a day out in historic Richmond. Here are a few suggestions:Take in the famous Turner view from the Terrace.Walk down through Terrace Gardens to the Thames footpath, taking in the large glasshouse on the way.Visit glorious Richmond Park and see the herds of Red and Fallow deer.Enjoy the shops in Richmond town centre and explore the lanes and alleyways leading to Richmond Green.
By bike or walkingThere will be signs posted along Richmond Riverside
and from Richmond Park to Richmond Hill Open Gardens.
Open Gardens National Directory: www.opengardens.co.ukPetersham Open Gardens: www.petershamopengardens.orgPetersham Horticultural Society: www.petershamhorticulturalsociety.org.ukSt Matthias Church: www.richmondteamministry.org
CONTACTS & PRESS
——If you have any comments, questions or suggestions about Richmond Hill Open Gardens then please do get in touch by emailing info@richmondhillopengardens.orgDownload press release hereDownload photographs hereIf you would like to receive updates on the 2022 Richmond Hill Open Gardens event and information about future years, please subscribe to our newsletter.
The e-ticket can be exchanged at St Matthias Church or at any participating garden, for a clearly labelled ticket/map to help
you find your way around. You can start at any garden and visit
in any order.Tickets will also be available on the day. Cashless payment is preferred and can be made at St Matthias Church or at some Gardens. Most other gardens will be able to take payment in cash.
Visiting gardens is thirsty work and delicious teas with home-made cakes will be served at St Matthias Church from 11am until 4.30pm.Details of local pubs and cafés are on the website
and the tickets.
RICHMOND HILL OPEN GARDENS
——On Sunday 22nd May 2022, 12 beautiful gardens will be open to the public, offering something of interest for everyone. After the restrictions of the last two years, gardens and gardening have become increasingly important and we are delighted to welcome visitors to join us for a day to remember. Within walking distance of each other and close to Richmond town centre, the gardens are all set on the slopes of picturesque Richmond Hill. They will be open from 11am - 5pm; some will have plant sales. Tea and homemade cakes at St Matthias Church will complete a wonderful day out. After the amazing success of our previous Open Gardens events, we are delighted to hold the event again with several new gardens taking part. This year we are supporting local charities: The Holly Lodge Centre and Dose of Nature.
By carParking on Richmond Hill
on a Sunday is restricted and often congested. Please use the public car parks available in the town centre.
To speed up entry to the gardens, please buy tickets in advance from Ticketsource.
By busThe 371 bus (towards Kingston) goes directly from outside the railway station to St Matthias Church, the central point of Richmond Hill Open Gardens.Please see www.tfl.gov.uk for bus routes from Kew, Kingston, Sheen, Twickenham and surrounding areas
RICHMOND
TICKETS
——£12.50 per adult ticket, for entry to all gardens.
Children under 16 are free.To avoid queuing, please purchase ticket vouchers in advance, available until 12 hours before the event opens, from Ticketsource www.ticketsource.co.uk/Richmond-Hill-Open-Gardens. You will be emailed an e-ticket which can either be printed out or shown on a mobile device.
See Richmond Green and the remains of Richmond Palace where
Queen Elizabeth I died.Look out for colourful hanging baskets, pots and window-boxes outside the local pubs. The Victoria Inn on Hill Rise even has a planted display in a Thames rowing boat outside.Richmond is proud of its traditional almshouses. Look out for Michel's Almshouses, founded in 1695 and Bishop Duppa's Almshouses founded in 1661, both located in The Vineyard.For other ideas see www.visitrichmond.co.uk
There are many ways in which you can help make the Open Gardens day a success. If you enjoy baking cakes or serving teas, we’d love to hear from you. An hour or two putting up signs and helping with finishing touches would be greatly appreciated. Helping on the day at an open garden would support our garden owners and visitors alike. The day will be lively and enjoyable, please join us!Any offers of help gratefully received!Richmond Hill Open Gardens is a community event, seeking to involve as many people as possible for the benefit of two very worthwhile local charities.Please email us at info@richmondhillopengardens.org