Apple day to return to historic Warwick gardens

The annual apple day celebrations will be returning to historic gardens in Warwick with social distancing measures.

The Victorian hedged gardens at Hill Close Gardens, overlook Warwick Racecourse and apple day is a popular event for the gardens.

This year's event will take place on Sunday (October 11) and will feature displays, craft stalls, and art.

Hill Close Gardens have more than 60 varieties of heritage apples, and many of these will be on display in the large glasshouse.

There will also be a chance to taste some of these varieties as well as purchase some more unusual varieties not seen in the supermarket.

A range of craft stalls will be attending, alongside bee keepers, wood carvers, spinners, and there will be tree and plant sales.

Refreshments will also be available.

Apple day will run from 11am to 5pm at the gardens in Bread and Meat Close.

Entry for adults costs £4.50 and entry for children costs £1 (Those aged under 5, garden members and RHS members cane enter for free).

For more information go to: www.hillclosegardens.com