Garden open for visitors at Empingham

Sunday, 27 July 2025 11:24

Source: Rutland & Stamford Sound Facebook page

There's a chance to see an annual favourite garden in Empingham this afternoon in a new light.

Prebendal House has been open annually for several years for the National Garden Scheme. The garden has undergone a total redesign and transformation. More herbaceous borders have been added along with a white garden, entirely new beds and structure in the 18th century walled area. For Rutland are also fundraising there, as usual through tea and cake. The garden is open between 1:30pm and 5:00pm today.

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