Past Garden Visits and Speakers

Wolfgang will be describing how to create and maintain a wildflower meadow.

Josh will apply his plant enthusiasm to new and worthwhile plant introductions.

Enjoy a plant sale followed at 2pm with Nigel talking about plants to grow to enhance our autumn gardens and to extend the season right through until winter.

From the first tantalizing glimpse of the garden through the tall Corsican pines that so inspired Edward Elgar, to the magnificent borders that surround the walled garden, Spetchley is full of surprises.

An interesting and unique garden, not usually open to the public, which has been booked exclusively for our club. A great opportunity to socialise!

Greenfields is a 1.5 acre, plant person’s gem of a garden set in the village of Brockweir, on the Gloucestershire side of the beautiful Wye Valley.

A large garden surrounding an Elizabethan House with a walled garden, herbaceous borders, vegetables, fruit and unusual varieties of trees and shrubs.

Gail Plant is joining us once again to help us experience the scent of narcissi and other flowering bulbs.

Sales of plants raised by our members

An interesting and enlightening talk on Hellebores from a grower and breeder of these fascinating plants.

Helen will be talking about plants that can make gardening through the winter a joy.

Please note, this is an event change. Richard Rallings is unable to make it and Keith has kindly stepped in to give us a talk on Trilliums.

Ben holds the national collection of hostas and has collected them for the last 20 years.

A history of creating a garden at Cwm Weeg in the Dolfor Hills.

An interesting and extensive, ‘plantspersons’ garden which has been booked exclusively for our club.

Two of our members have kindly offered to open their beautiful garden for a pop-up event with all proceeds going to boost our club funds.

An interesting and unique garden, not usually open to the public, which has been booked exclusively for our club.