Twelve private gardens in Seend near Melksham will be opened to the public in June to raise funds for the village church.
Visitors will be able to look around a Suzhou-style Chinese garden, complete with two-storey pavilion, as well as a host of cottage, walled and kitchen gardens.
The open gardens event will be held over the weekend of June 13-14, from 1pm to 5pm with admission costing £5 and £4 for concessions. Money raised will be donated to the Church of the Holy Cross.
Other attractions on the weekend will be an arts and crafts exhibition, a plant sale, a village history exhibition and tea with homemade cakes.
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