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.

  • ROSY HARDY – ‘Using herbaceous perennials in mixed borders’

    Froxfield Village Hall High Cross Lane, High Cross, United Kingdom

    Join us at Froxfield Village Hall for an evening with Rosy Hardy, Hardys Cottage Garden Plants, speaking on using herbaceous perennials in mixed borders.  Rosy brings a selection of plants for sale.  Entry free for members of Froxfield & Privett

    £3
  • Talk: Gertrude Jekyll at Munstead Wood

    Sandhurst Community hall Yorktown Rd, Sandhurst, United Kingdom
    Talk

    Ian Molesworth from the National Trust giving a talk about Jekyll's development of her garden.

    £5
  • Gilbert’s Dahlia Year

    Wallops Parish Hall Salisbury Hill, Middle Wallop, Stockbridge, Hampshire, United Kingdom
    Talk

    Nick Gilbert from Gilbert's Nursery in Sherfield English will be joining us to give his talk on everything they do with dahlias throughout the year. Tubers will be available for sale. Visitors welcome (£4 entry for non-gardening club members) to

    £4
  • Beverley Exall

    Church Centre The Firs, Portsmouth Road, Liphook
    Talk

    Beverley Exall - Sustainable & wildlife gardening in our changing climate.

    £5.00
  • Hardy Plant Society, Hampshire Group – Climbers – Speaker Pip Bensley

    St Boniface Church Centre, Chandlers Ford Hursley Rd, Chandlers Ford, United Kingdom
    Talk

    Many may know Pip for her skills as a flower arranger as she is now a NAFAS accredited judge, picking up 3 RHS Chelsea Gold Medals individually and been involved with a further 23 Gold Medal winning exhibits as part

    £3 – £6
  • Spring Show

    Meon Hall Pound Lane, Meonstoke

    Displays of flowers, plants, cookery and crafts.

    £1.00
  • The Plight of the Bumble Bee

    St Saviors Church Hall, Brockenhurst Wilverley Rd, Brockenhurst
    Talk

    An illustrated talk by Gill Perkins CEO of the Bumble Bee Conservation Trust

    £5