St Margaret’s Hospice is seeking green-fingered supporters who have stunning gardens to open them to the public this summer.

The hospice’s Glorious Gardens campaign raised more than £11,000 last year and this year it is hoping to encourage even more gardens, allotments, farms and orchards to open to the public.

Garden owners will open their gardens, asking for a donation from visitors which will go directly to St Margaret’s Hospice. Supporters can choose how long they would like to open their garden for - it may be one day, it may be all summer long.

Kerry Baillie, community partnerships fundraiser at St Margaret’s, said: "We know how important our gardens are to the health and well-being of our patients and their families, providing places of relaxation as well as reflection. No matter how big or small your garden is, we welcome any green space to showcase in our Glorious Gardens 2022 Campaign, from small courtyards to smallholdings and everything in between.

"For years our loyal supporters have been opening their gardens to raise funds for us. There is something to interest everyone. We hope that this year we can get a lot of local support and show off how beautiful Somerset is."

For more information or if you would like to join the Glorious Somerset Gardens campaign visit https://www.st-margarets-hospice.org.uk/glorious-gardens or email [email protected]