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.
Dr Peter Herring has volunteered at Winkworth Arboretum for over 30 years and is a self-confessed 'tree nerd'. He is an accomplished speaker on a variety of horticultural subjects and this promises to be an entertaining illustrated talk Doors open
A talk on “ Holme - the making of a new public garden “ by Simon Goldsac. The Holme is a R H S partner garden that holds a national collection of Hypericum and contains over 2500 different trees, shrubs
Arthur Cole telling how Hadspen House was in the past and its present as The Newt
Tim Woodland – Living Colour bulbs – bulbs for sale
Steve will look at plant choices through the year that can work together to give you interest in all seasons. Entry is free to members and £5 for none members.
Talk by Thomas Clarke
How to think of Autumn and Winter as the most exciting time in the garden. Martin’s mission is to inform, entertain and enthuse about our precious wildlife and how we gardeners can all play a part in saving it. Martin
Talk: ‘My Greenhouse Year’ by Gillian Taylor Free refreshments
An evening talk on Parham House by the head gardener - Andrew Humphris. Refreshments, plant stall and raffle. Plenty of free parking. £2 for visitors. Free to members.
Sue Kent is an amateur gardener and a regular on Gardeners’ World, joining the BBC2 show in 2021. Sue talks about her disability and her great achievements in the garden She will be talking and presenting at the Dorset Hardy
Ropley Horticultural Society's October meeting is a talk by Andy McIndoe. He is a garden consultant and designer, garden writer, author and lecturer with over 40 years experience in retail and production horticulture and an excellent speaker. During his long
A talk by Martin Young exploring the wide range of trees, shrubs & perennials from Canada, USA & Northern Mexico - widely used in gardens in the UK - and how to get the best from them in your garden