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FROM THE MILL 

Keep up to date with everything that's going on at Jordans Mill and never miss a thing.

Please make a note of our new opening times!
 
The Riverside Cafe, Mill Shop & Gardens will now be open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 4pm. Our full menu is available Wednesday to Sunday and light refreshments and afternoon tea are available on Tuesdays. Menus and information.
 
Our Victorian Water Mill is open Wednesday to Sunday from 11am to 3pm for guided tours until 29 October. It will then close for individual tours but remain open for group bookings only.
 
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It's the start of a new school term! So why not stock up on your oats and cereals to fill those tummies for a nutritious start to the day?

 

To tempt you along, you’ll receive a free tote bag during September, when you spend £10 or more in any single transaction on bagged Richardson's Cereal. Choose from oats, wheat flakes, corn flakes, multigrain flakes, barley & bran flakes.

 

Our Mill Shop also stocks a range of dried fruits, preserves, jams and more - perfect for cereal toppings.

  

*Term & Conditions

  1. Offer valid in Mill Shop on Tuesdays – Sundays in September 2023
  2. Not valid with any other offer
  3. No cash alternative
  4. Offer may be withdrawn at any time at the management’s discretion 
  5. One free Tote per customer
  6. Subject to availability
  7. Customers must spend £10 or over in a single transaction on bagged Richardson's Cereal including oats, wheat flakes, corn flakes, multigrain flakes, barley & bran flakes

We think there's nothing more indulgent than a Jordan's Afternoon Tea.

 

So, join us in the Riverside Cafe for this delicious Jordan's Autumn Afternoon Tea offer. 

You'll get 10% off any Afternoon Tea on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 12noon - 3pm.  From Tuesday, 12th September to Thursday 28th September. To book a table

 

Hope to see you soon in the Riverside Cafe!

 

Term & Conditions

Offer valid on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursday 12th,13th 14th, 19th, 21st,,  22nd, 26th, 27th & 28th September)

Not valid with any other offer

No cash alternation

Offer may be withdrawn at any time at the managements discretion 

10% off afternoon tea is valid in Riverside Cafe only

Subject to availability

If you visit us this week, you may notice some new additions to our Gardens which our Head Gardener has installed. Several Hedgehog Houses have been placed in quiet areas to provide a safe location for Hedgehogs to hibernate in this winter. 

 

In the last 30 years Hedgehog numbers have fallen by as much as 50%, leaving piles of twigs, branches and garden rubbish in the winter can really help. Our Hedgehog Houses are wooden boxes; filled with straw and are covered in polythene & soil to protect them, as well as leaves and branches piled on top.

 

Why not build your own Hedgehog House this winter and encourage these prickly yet adorable creatures to rest, hibernate and raise their hoglets in your garden > https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/activities/give-nature-a-home-in-your-garden/garden-activities/giveahogahome/ 

 

 

Planting different crops together is useful for several reasons. Some help control pests, improve pollination, add nutrients, fill up some unused space or just provide some support to grow.

 

Runner Beans are nitrogen fixing so improve the soil, planting with Sweetcorn gives the bean plants something to grow through. Plant a few Sweet Peas with the Beans to attract pollinators

 

Marigolds and Nasturtiums attract pollinating insects, plant around the edges or in between crops like Courgettes, Nasturtiums will self seed in a mix of different colours plus the leaves and flowers are edible,

 

Onions & Leeks planted with Carrots help deter Carrot root fly and Spring Onions & Chives planted with Lettuce will help keep aphids away.

 

Radish and Lettuce both grow fast and are quick to harvest, sow in rows between other slower growing vegetables like carrots and beans early in the season.



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