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Plant Fair

From silver ragwort to wild mint, chilli's to runner beans, there will be something for everyone at our first Birling Gap plant sale.

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event

Pop along to our first annual plant fair at Birling Gap and pick up your very own piece of this rugged coastal landscape. From silver ragwort and wild mint, found here at Birling Gap, to flowers and vegetables all lovingly grown by the Welcome Team.

All proceeds go towards looking after this special place.

Times

The basics

Meeting point

The plants will be on sale at the gazebo located in the garden next to the Visitor Centre.

What to bring and wear

The weather can be changeable at Birling Gap so dress appropriately on the day. You may wish to bring a box or tray to carry your purchases.

Accessibility

There is accessible parking in front of the café, the garden is uneven in places. If you need help please speak to one of the Welcome Team.

Other

The visitor centre, café and shop will be open from 10am - 5pm as usual.

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at
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on
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at
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on
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10:30 to 13:00
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on
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at
10:30 to 13:00