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.
We are privileged to welcome Charles Williams VMH to present one of his lectures, in the Hall, regarding the topic that his family are so famously known for – Camellias. His great grandfather bred the original x williamsii strain of
Our February 'Speaker Event' welcomes Alan Abbott to start our year with a fascinating illustrated talk about that amazing, hazardous and often very long distance subject. How do they navigate, what dangers await them both on the journey and when
The main event for the HFHS
Denmead Horticultural Society are holding their open meeting on Tuesday 3rd March from 7.15 pm, when the speaker Darren Everest presents “A year in the life of a multi season Showman”. All are welcome, entrance fee £2.00. Raffle. Doors open 7.15pm
Denmead Horticultural Society are holding their open meeting on Tuesday 3rd March from 7.15 pm, when the speaker Darren Everest presents “A year in the life of”, Darren is an exhibitor at Chelsea Flower Show. All are welcome, entrance fee
Talk by Bob Sawyer on Propagation.
Monthly meeting and lecture by Sue Carter - "The Life of a Flower Farmer"
A talk by Julia Parker preceded by the Spring Flower Competition. Co-author of The Little Growers Book, Julia is keen to encourage children to understand where their food comes from. Her talks are informative and fun.
Monthly meeting
In Bitterne Station Community Hub (in the former main waiting room of Bitterne Station) - entry is free, but donations are encouraged to cover our costs.
Open Spring Show. Horticulture, Home Produce and Photographic entries. Refreshments, plants sales and tombola. Non-members £1.
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