See the spectacular Telford garden only created during lockdown – as it opens to the public this weekend
A spectacular garden in the shadow of The Wrekin that was only created during lockdown will be open for charity this weekend.
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Upper Farm Garden in Telford is open on both Saturday and Sunday as part of the National Garden Scheme – showcasing the spectacular creation from Pete and Paul Turpin-Ottley.
Incredibly the owners, who used to run the Old Orleton Inn in Wellington, and before that Olivers Vegetarian Bistro in Ironbridge, only set about transforming the Upper Farm garden during lockdown after Covid struck.
This year has been the first year the garden has been open to the public – with the events already raising more than £5,000 for charity.
Paul said they had thoroughly enjoyed being able to share the creation with visitors.
