Mansfield's Rhubarb Farm set to open its doors to visitors for Nottinghamshire National Garden Scheme
Rhubarb Farm in Nether Langwith near Mansfield will be open to visitors to help raise fund for the Nottinghamshire National Garden Scheme.
Rhubarb farm provides training and volunteering opportunities to 90 people and consists of eight polytunnels, 100 hens, pigs, a donkey and a Shetland Pony.
It has a forest school barn, willow dome and arch, flower borders, small shop, pond, raised beds, comfrey bed and a comfrey fertiliser factory.
Cream teas will be served in the on site cafe in aid of Rhubarb Farm.
So why not go along and meet the volunteers and experience Rhubarb Farm for yourself, and see the great work which goes on there.
The open day is taking place on Wednesday, July 6, from 10.30am to 3.30pm.
The National Garden Scheme raises money for some of the UK's best-loved nursing and health charities through admissions, teas and cake.