SAVE THE DATE - 29TH MARCH 2024 @ 8pm

Frances Tophill & the BBC Gardeners World film crew speak to our volunteers to find out more about the incredible benefits that gardening and volunteering can bring to our lives.

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📢Roll up, roll up...

🏡If you live in Helmsley, or within 6 miles of, you can
get a residents pass for just £10 giving you unlimited access to the garden for 12 months during opening hours

🔎Bring residential I.D. & join at the kiosk

#helmsleywalledgarden #SupportLocal

It's still bone-cold, muddy with sporadic bursts of showers. But yet... spring is in the air. This wild garlic & potato recipe from the team at Pignut Restaurant in Helmsley is perfect for between-the-seasons. Warming and uplifting. Get the recipe here bit.ly/3VeKt2N

Why not visit Helmsley Walled Garden this March for a day out in nature? Now re-opened, the garden is all on one level and is almost completely step free! 🔗 bit.ly/430IocE

We're open again tomorrow! (Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 3pm throughout March). Dogs (on leads) are welcome through-out the garden, plant centre and shop. The Vinehouse Cafe is also dog friendly.

We’re welcoming the return of our garden-volunteers this week in anticipation of our March opening. They’ve set about cutting back and tackling the weeds. Our garden doesn’t feel the same without people in it, so it’s great to have them back.

Sniff out Helmsley Walled Garden for the pawfect day out with the whole family 🐾🌸

Come & explore these stunning historic walled gardens with your furry friend 🐾🌷🌻

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Helmsley Walled Garden is lucky enough to have a resident artist capturing the beauty of nature through all season. In this month's guest blog post, she shares how being present helps to ground her, and gives some practical tips how you can do the same bit.ly/3vUFx8u

We’re delighted to kick 2024 off with a good news announcement. Helmsley Walled Garden has been awarded £130,000 from The National Lottery Community Fund to set up and fund Learning to Grow.
Find out more about our latest project: bit.ly/3SsxuIX

Our Garden is put to bed today, for its winter's rest, re-opening to the public in March 2024. A heartfelt THANK YOU - to our volunteers, to our community, and to our visitors. We wish you all a happy solstice, a merry Christmas & Happy New Year.

New heaters inside The Vinehouse Cafe will keep you warm and cozy as you enjoy your festive Christmas Lunch!

Book now for a Festive Set Menu until Friday 22 December 11:30- 2:30. Closed Mondays.
Call 01439 771194. The Vinehouse Cafe Helmsley Walled Garden

The snow might make garden tasks quite challenging but it sure was beautiful. #Helmsleywalledgarden

Creating a wildlife pond is one of the best ways to encourage biodiversity. This month’s blog post, by Bradshaws Direct , supplier of the pond liner we used for our own wildlife pond, offers some helpful advice to consider when creating one. bit.ly/46wF0Gl

We celebrated our volunteers this week by hosting a coffee morning in our Orchid House. We finished the day off with a raffle, with prizes donated by trustees and staff, raising £230 for @stleonardshospice A big thank you to all our volunteers. We appreciate you 🫶

As December approaches and the days grow shorter, it's important to take care of our well-being. Read our blog for ways to combat the winter doldrums.
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Spent a delightful few hours ⁦Helmsley Walled Garden⁩ today. Kindly had a free open day at the end of their season as a thank you to visitors. #neatandtidy #peaceful

Join us on the 8th November 2023, for a Winter's Celebration. Free entry all day. Dog friendly. Complimentary drink & sweet at 2pm. Find out more bit.ly/3FEcIP4

Nature as therapy - on a misty day the colours really pop! #plants #trees #AutumnColour #acers #penstemons #roses Helmsley Walled Garden

This weekend sees the launch of our popular Apple juice, pressed for us by Kirkby Fruit Project. Read our guest blog post, which explores the history of English apple cultivation, the decline of local producers and turning surplus apples into juice.

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Join us at our fund-raising plant & cake sale this coming Saturday. See you there 🪴🧁