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.
This is our biggest event of the year, held in conjunction with Alresford Agricultural Show. The large marquee houses not only horticultural items such as vegetables, fruit, plants and flowers, but also culinary, photography and handicraft classes with special classes
Open Autumn Show. Horticulture, Home Produce and Photographic entries. Refreshments and a tombola. Non-members £1.
Autumn Show Entries from members and visitors living in a 10 mile radius of Liphook. Admission Free. Bring and buy plant sale. Refreshments. Raffle. Sale of daffodil bulbs for the next Spring Show (class 13)
Flowers, Vegetables, Cakes, Photography, Cafe, Tombola
Open show with classes for vegetables, flowers and fruit plus classes for home baking, photography and children's' classes
Annual summer/autumn show with classes for flowers, shrubs, vegetables, fruit and pot plants plus floral, craft and cookery classes. Open to all members plus non-members in a 10 mile radius . The closing date for entries is September 3. Show
Visit to Chichester Nurseries , Exbury
Monthly Meeting - Speaker / John Trimm Talk / "All about Potatoes"
Steve Edney will tell us how to achieve round the year interest in the garden.
Grayshott Gardeners is delighted to welcome Elizabeth Sawday of Apuldram Roses. Apuldram Roses is a family run business originally set up by Diane Sawday in 1979 and now run by Jonathan and Elizabeth Sawday. The company has been growing and selling
Grasses and Ferns presented by Chris Bird. Chris is a lecturer at Sparsholt College with an interest in plants and their arrangement. Visitors welcome £5 entrance fee. Contact: brockhorticulture@yahoo.com
This talk by William Ross of Ross Consulting will provide a basic introduction to arboriculture with some examples. Mr Ross will talk about trees and planning (TPOs and conservation areas), why the local authority requires reports for planning and some