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.
Grayshott Gardeners is delighted to welcome Paul Mooncie-Dunmall who is the current Sissinghurst Scholar (2023-2025). The Sissinghurst Scholarship Programme is an initiative offering gardeners the special opportunity to work alongside Head Gardener Troy Scott-Smith and his team whilst developing practical hands-on
The Meonside Farm Beaver Reintroduction Project is an exciting initiative that will restore this vital species to the South Downs. By reintroducing beavers, their aim is to enhance biodiversity, improve water quality, and create a more resilient ecosystem, and they
Windowsill Orchids.
King John’s Garden is a secret small walled garden hidden away in the centre of Romsey behind the historic mediaeval King John’s House. It is planted with some ancient plants and some modern features such as a small wildflower meadow.
Lecture by Anni Cooper entitled 'Commoning in the New Forest'
Talk by Graham Spencer about how plants are grown for your garden.
Monthly meeting by Winchester Gardening Club
Grayshott Gardeners is delighted to welcome Souren Ala. Souren has been a garden designer and landscaper for the past 23 years and has his own Hampshire based company Dynamic Gardens. He is also a garden writer and became editor of
Talk on Useful Plants and Topical Tips by Ray Broughton
Lyn Dupont, Horticultural Consultant, who does a lot of work with the RHS, will talk to us about dry gardening and herbs.
Jane and Steve took the bold decision some years ago to completely revamp their original garden to create a haven for all manner of wildlife, both flora and fauna, giving a welcome home to a multitude of pollinating insects etc.
Talk by Barry Clarke entitled 'Plant collections and history of Hillier Gardens'. Refreshments, plants sales and raffle. Non-members £3.