LANGFORD GARDENS OPEN DAY SUNDAY 12TH JUNE 2pm-6pm

The lovely gardens of Langford, Oxfordshire will be open to the public on Sunday 12th June, 2pm – 6pm.

This day marks the end of the Queen’s 90th birthday celebrations so it is fitting that the 26 Langford gardens involved include the very restful garden created by the late Sir Hardy Amies, who for over 55 years dressed Her Majesty the Queen.

The gardens vary from classic small cottage to large formal gardens, and are open as part of the National Gardens Scheme which Langford has participated in for over 20 years.

A visit to the gardens will also offer an opportunity to visit St Matthew’s, the village’s grade 1 listed late Saxon church.  This is one of the most important churches in Oxfordshire and features Saxon carvings including the famous Langford Rood.

Delicious home-made teas will be available in two locations plus there will be a plant stall and a bumper raffle.  Entry costs just £4.50 per person and children are free.