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.
at Sparsholt College 10 am - Judges and Show Organisers' Conference. Two speakers on topical subjects with time for questions Lunch 12.30 pm 1.30 pm The Annual General Meeting and Presentations 2 pm Annual Inter Society Quiz 3.30 pm Raffle
Monthly Meeting. Speaker: Tim Woodland / Talk: "Summer Flowering Bulbs"
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"
Walberton Gardeners Club are looking forward to a Floral Art Demonstration with Sandra Dean. This will feature the use of Spring flowers in an artistic manner.
West Moors Horticultural Society illustrated talk and refreshments. Non-members welcome, entry £3.00. Or become a member for £5.00. We do hope you will join us.
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
Grayshott Gardeners is delighted to welcome Barry Newman this month. Barry is a highly accomplished UK-based horticulturist, RHS judge, and lecturer specialising in growing vegetables for exhibition. A former Chairman of the National Vegetable Society, he is renowned for expertise
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.
The annual Sway Gardening Club Spring Flower Show welcomes all visitors wishing to enjoy the stunning displays of flowers in the beautiful location of St Luke's Church. As well as uplifting displays of daffodils and Spring flowers there are sections