The events listed here have been organised by the Federation, affiliated societies, or local charitable organisations. We aim to keep it up to date, however this is not guaranteed. Please contact the organiser of the event should you require confirmation.
East Meon Garden Club Talk by Chris Bird He is a lecturer at Sparsholt College with an interest in plants and their arrangement.He has a long history of designing gardens for RHS Chelsea and his track record includes nine Gold medals
"In Praise of Plants" - Lecture and nature photography presented by David Boag
John Trim will be joining us to share his vast knowledge of growing for the showbench. John has been growing & showing vegetables for almost 50 years and is a former National Vegetable Society (NVS) national champion with onions &
Grayshott Gardeners is delighted to welcome Tom Brown as our guest speaker this month. Tom previously worked at RHS Wisley and then Parham House before joining West Dean College in 2019. As Head Gardener he manages the impressive Kitchen Garden,
A talk by Pamela Holt
Monthly meeting by Winchester Gardening Club, including AGM and Mini Spring Show
An illustrated talk presented by Gillian Taylor. Gillian is an experienced horticultural speaker , writer and plantswoman. Visitors welcome £5 entrance fee. Contact: brockhorticulture@yahoo.com
Gillian is an experienced horticultural speaker, writer and plants woman. In all her work she aims to encourage sustainable and pollinator friendly planting schemes and has a particular passion for roses She will take us on a journey through time
‘The English Garden – a quest for paradise’ – a journey through time to look at some famous gardens and their owners. From landscapes to exuberant borders, self-designed to collaborations. Gillian is an experienced horticultural speaker , writer and plantswoman.
Barry Newman NVS Vegetable growing techniques, ideas and advice. Members free - Guests £5.00. Refreshments and raffle.
We welcome James Grieg who runs Stem and Green Flower Farm near Winchester, and is passionate about growing locally and saving all those 'carbon miles and footprints' caused by supposed cheaper flowers from abroad. James' subject highlights his firm view
Spring perennials which are beneficial for pollinators.