US EditionOne of Huddersfield's quirkiest gardens is open to the public again as part of the National Garden Scheme - Huddersfield Hub
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One of Huddersfield's quirkiest gardens is open to the public again as part of the National Garden Scheme - Huddersfield Hub
One of Huddersfield’s most unusual gardens – and one of the highest in the UK – is open to the public twice in May. The garden set into the hillside at Scapegoat Hill has been featured on BBC2 Gardeners’ World and Channel 4’s Garden of the Year and will be open on Sunday, May 4, and the following Sunday, May 11, from 1.30pm to 4.30pm. The garden can’t be seen from anywhere until you’re actually in it and is owned by Elizabeth and David Smith who…
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