We are privileged to welcome Charles Williams VMH to present one of his lectures, in the Hall, regarding the topic that his family are so famously known for – Camellias. His great grandfather bred the original x williamsii strain of

Many may know Pip for her skills as a flower arranger as she is now a NAFAS accredited judge, picking up 3 RHS Chelsea Gold Medals individually and been involved with a further 23 Gold Medal winning exhibits as part

Barry is a passionate horticulturalist and botanist, and has been interested and involved in collecting and conserving plants for over 20 years. He started with a small nursery on the Isle of Wight and then joined the Hillier Gardens, where

We welcome Marina, from Phoenix Perennial Plant Nursery, to talk to us about the Aplaceae family, or as we know them “umbellifers”. She studied Botany, Marine Biology and Ecology, followed by 3 years doing a postgraduate research, before escaping the

Jack and Laura started the nursery as specialist growers of hardy perennial violas, but their passion for plants has always extended beyond this to encompass a wide range of flowering perennials and grasses. They offer an ever expanding plant list

Jack has been described as a rising star in British horticulture and is renowned for his exceptional knowledge of woody plants and his significant contributions to plant conservation, research, and education. In fact, he is the current holder of the

Mat, Head Gardener of Malverleys, is coming to talk about this iconic garden in Hampshire. He started his apprentiship at Ness Botanic Garden, on the Wirral penninsular, before continuing at RHS Wisley and Kew. On completing his studies, he had

AGM at 14:00 to be followed by Talk at 14:30 David is a popular and entertaining speaker, horticultural tutor, author, magazine contributor (including Gardeners’ World magazine), RHS Judge, TV and radio personality. So, we should be in for a good