Register your Open Garden

Open your garden in aid of the British Red Cross and be part of a movement that’s here for humanity.

Open Gardens are featured on the British Red Cross website and in a brochure. If you would like your garden to be included on the website and/or brochure, please fill in the following form. This will be reviewed by a member of our team who will be in touch with you about next steps

Your email address and phone number are for British Red Cross use only and will not be included in the brochure or website. We may use your phone number to keep in touch about the event by phone or SMS.

We will use your details to keep you updated about Open Gardens

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Further Information
Webpage and Brochure Requests

Open Gardens are featured on the British Red Cross website and in a brochure. If you would like your garden to be included on the website and/or brochure, please fill in the following section. This will be reviewed by a member of our team who will be in touch with you about next steps. Your e-mail address and phone number are for British Red Cross use only and will not be included in the brochure or website.

Garden description for webpage (200 words maximum) Example: The walled garden is undoubtedly an impressive feature alongside Brechin Castle. This 13-acre sloping garden is considered by many as ‘one of the finest private gardens in Scotland’. Its foundations date back to the 4th Earl of Panmure between 1701 and 1708, but the present layout is the work of William, the 1st Baron of Panmure, who succeeded to the estates in 1787. The grounds contain several mature trees that have survived hundreds of years. There is plenty to take in at all times of the year from rhododendron and azalea-flanked vistas in spring to formal topiary hedges and graceful hedges in winter.

Garden description for brochure (50 words maximum) Example: The walled garden is undoubtedly an impressive feature alongside Brechin Castle with rhododendron and azalea flanked vistas with topiary hedges and graceful hedges in winter.

If you have opted to be included in our promotional materials, please provide a High-resolution image that has a copyright to opengardens@redcross.org.uk

Accepted terms and conditions

We recommend anyone hosting a public event in aid of the British Red Cross to take out their own Public Liability, however this is the Garden Owners responsibility and decision. Please remember to let your Home Insurance company know your plans for opening your garden to the public, if applicable.

Please read the Code of Conduct: As you are opening your garden in aid of the British Red Cross, we do not carry out our own risk assessments of your garden. Please ensure that any necessary risk assessments are carried out by the event organiser / garden owner ahead of opening to the public.

Keeping in touch

Your support can make a life-changing difference to people in crisis. If you select "Yes" below, we'll keep in touch about the work of British Red Cross, and how you can help and donate in other ways. You can unsubscribe at any time.

We'll send you post every now and again (unless you've already asked us not to). Sometimes it'll be appeals, updates about our work, or opportunities to get involved with other things. But if you'd rather we didn't, or you want to change any of your preferences - email us with your name and address: mailenquiries@redcross.org.uk.

Your privacy

The British Red Cross is committed to privacy and will use personal data for the purpose it was collected or other legitimate purposes we tell you about: for example, to provide goods, services or information you have requested or to administer donations or services we provide. We may also analyse data we collect to better understand the people who support us or those who use or deliver our services. Sometimes this means us combining that data with information from reliable public sources. Our research allows us to tailor communications and services in a more focused and cost effective way, as well as better meeting your needs and the needs of others like you. However, we will never do this in a way that intrudes on personal privacy and will not use your data for a purpose that conflicts with previously expressed privacy preferences. For full details about how we use personal data, our legal basis for doing so and your privacy rights, please see our Privacy Notice online.