Snowdrops at Twigs

Come and see the Twigs display of Snowdrops as a result of the 10,000 mixed variety planting in 2016. The Twigs cafe will be open afterwards for refreshments.

The guided walk will take 1 hour followed by an opportunity to visit the Twigs cafe for refreshments.

Please wear suitable clothing for walking outside.

Cost: £5

Booking is essential.

To book or for more details, please contact:

Mark Claybrough ([email protected]) 01793 614390/ 07896367448

Event details

Where

Twigs, Swindon, SN2 2QJ

When

Start: 16^th February, 2019 at 10:00am

End: 16^th February, 2019 at 12:00pm

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