The well established Garden Event in support of the Murray Downland Trust returns on 14 May, from 11.00 am to 3.30 pm, after a 2-year absence owing to the pandemic. The event will again be kindly hosted by Philip and Jean Jackson in their gorgeous garden at Caster’s Brook in Cocking.
Philip Jackson CVO is perhaps our nation’s leading sculptor, the creator of the statues of Bomber Command and of the Queen Mother in London to name but two of his many commissions. Philip will be displaying many of his sculptures and will give a talk on his work. There will be a plant sale, a produce sale, displays of Sussex Spaniels and of beekeeping and a gardening expert will be on hand to answer questions. Refreshments will be available, including Mike Hadley’s traditional hot dog BBQ.
All profits will go to support the management of the MDT’s reserves in Heyshott and elsewhere on the South Downs.
(Entrance Fee of £4 per person)
Philip Jackson CVO is perhaps our nation’s leading sculptor, the creator of the statues of Bomber Command and of the Queen Mother in London to name but two of his many commissions. Philip will be displaying many of his sculptures and will give a talk on his work. There will be a plant sale, a produce sale, displays of Sussex Spaniels and of beekeeping and a gardening expert will be on hand to answer questions. Refreshments will be available, including Mike Hadley’s traditional hot dog BBQ.
All profits will go to support the management of the MDT’s reserves in Heyshott and elsewhere on the South Downs.
(Entrance Fee of £4 per person)