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.
Our popular and well-known Annual Show features plenty of gardening exhibits for novices and the more experienced gardener, but also many other categories. You can download a brochure from our website www.bwgc.org.uk where there is plenty of other information about
Summer Show to include classes for Flowers, Vegetables & Fruit, Floral Art, Cookery, Craft, Art and Photography, plus Junior classes under 11 and 11 - 16 years. Open to members and non-members. Staging from 8.30 - 10.30 am. Show opens
Our largest show of the year with flowers, pot plants, foliage and grasses. We include 20 vegetable classes, fruit classes, floral art, cookery, photography and arts & crafts. A truly traditional village show. The classes are open to non-members and
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.
Lavant Annual Flowers Show not only fruit, vegetables and flowers but produce, photography, handicrafts and flower arranging. Large selection of Junior Classes
Annual Summer Show. Free entry and ample free parking at the hall. Refreshments including home-made cake and a raffle.
Talk by Barry Clarke entitled 'Plant collections and history of Hillier Gardens'. Refreshments, plants sales and raffle. Non-members £3.
Speakers for August meeting are John & June Baker giving their talk on "Heavenly Hostas"
Join us for an informative talk from Geoff Hawkins. Geoff was formerly Head Gardner for the private estate of Mill Court, near Alton. As a head gardener running a small estate of 30 acres, Geoff worked in greenhouses, vegetable and
Glenn Duggan will give a talk about gardens of Australia.
This is a talk by Glenn Duggan.
Monthly meeting by Winchester Gardening Club