Open Garden Evening for Nottingham Life Cycle 2

Saturday 30 June 5pm-8pm

Dame Elizabeth Fradd, Vice-President of the University Council, hosted an Open Garden Evening on Saturday 30 June 5pm-8pm to support Nottingham Life Cycle 2.

Experts were on hand to answer questions about the garden and over  £1,000 was raised for Nottingham Potential.

You can still get involved with Nottingham Life Cycle 2 by taking part in one of three FREE community events on Sunday 2 September.

With the Nottingham Leg Ride for cycling enthusiasts and the Community Life Cycle for young or less-experienced riders plus the Lakeside Loop, a community stroll for those who prefer to keep two feet on the ground, there will be something for everyone, as well as post-event celebrations at University Park.

The Garden

Greenways comprises an acre of varied, mature garden which has been nurtured over the last 25 years. The working part of the garden includes a large vegetable patch, rotating compost bins, greenhouses, and fruit trees. Rockeries, herbaceous borders, a rose garden and small enclosed areas such as the white garden and one dedicated to sick children all help to provide a unique experience.

The garden is surrounded on three sides by fields which helps provide a haven for those who rest in it, hard work for those who toil in it and joy for those who play in it.