Cardinham Garden Club

Welcome to the Cardinham & District Gardening Club website. We are a group of some sixty gardening enthusiasts living in or around the village of Cardinham on the edge of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall

Itinerary for Cardinham Gardening Club Members’ safari on Monday 13th September from 5 pm.

5pm Pinsla Garden

Directions to Pinsla Lodge, Glynn, PL30 4AY: From Cardinham village, continue for 2 miles past the church towards Fletchers Bridge, we are on the left opposite the entrance to Kingswood Farm. There is a sign saying Pinsla Lodge and Garden and a small carpark. Or from the Crematorium, continue for 2 miles towards Cardinham village, we are about 300 yds past the entrance to Glynn Barton Farm Cottages, at the top of the hill on the right.

6 pm Roseland Road Allotments , Bodmin, PL31 2EQ.

Directions: Go to Bodmin and at the Callywith roundabout take Old Callywith Road. Go past the College and take the first right, signed Roseland Road. Continue downhill just after a sharp left hand bend the entrance to the allotments is on your left. Limited parking inside the entrance, but take care as the gateway is bumpy.

7 pm Deviock, Cardinham, Bodmin. PL30 4DA. Telephone: 01208 821645 or Sue’s mobile: 07423 644 285

Directions:

Take A30 eastbound and turn off at the first sign to Cardinham. Over the bridge and turn left towards the village, on the Airfield Road. At the junction turn sharp right and after approx 200 metres take left turn at Deviock slate sign. Follow concrete lane to end, do not turn right to Deviock Barns, but carry on past “private” sign. At the stone cross on the corner bear right and find parking in the yard

It will be lovely to see a good number at this event, we are so grateful to Claire and Mark, Brenda and Keith and Sue and Berni,e for offering us all this chance for a super local outing! If you know of someone interested in the club please feel free to invite them along. Please note there are no refreshments at this event.

Best Wishes

Libby

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