In 2015 we developed a small area at the back of our Tudor garden in order to plant some old varieties of apple tree, which you can read about here. Nine years later and the trees are looking good and…
Visitors during 2024 may have noticed the development work at the top of the garden which has meant some reduced space at times. This area has been developed to reflect its previous incarnation as a ‘Coventry Court’ (accommodation) by marking…
“Yet more history to absorb and appreciate. The UK’s valuing of their heritage is to be admired”“What a super little place – I’m a Coventrian and didn’t know this place was here” Just two of the reviews from the Visitors’…
Ahead of the first Open Day the volunteers will be getting stuck into the garden after the winter. The first Gardening Day of the year is Saturday 30 March. We are currently seeking more gardening volunteers to join in with…
We were joined on a sunny day in July by the Cambridge Guild of Weavers, Spinners & Dyers for a private tour of the House and garden. Our trustee Sara shared her wonderful collection of dyed samples and the visitors…
Whilst we have been closed, we have made some improvements in our garden area including a brick block paved area and installing some more woven fence panels. We reused old bricks to fit in with the rest of the garden,…
Whilst we are still locked down and unsure of plans for the year ahead, it was a delight to see these beautiful photos of The Weaver’s House in the snow. The photos were taken by our resident, Charlie, and you…
Anyone who has been following our updates for a while may recall that a number of years ago we featured the planting of some heritage variety apple trees at the site. This October 31st marks five years since the…
A strange year indeed, which has seen us open precisely zero times. However, the garden does not know this and it has required the usual amount of work to keep it in order. It ran rather wild with all…
