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.
John is a retired head gardener and horticultural lecturer. He has designed two gardens for the Chelsea Flower Show which included The Dig for Victory Garden in 2001. He was also a judge on the ‘Great British Village Show’ a
Hear about the Charity and it's wonderful work, with a brief historic overview and more on their current charitable activities. They have 6 green therapy projects which have horticulture at their core. Maggie Haynes will present a therapeutic gardening expeience.
Our annual plant sale always has hundreds of plants at reasonable prices, most grown by our own members -but extra ones always welcome! Plenty of flower and vegetable plants and, for relaxation after choosing your plants, tea/coffee/squash/cake etc, will be
Dan Pulling, is a qualified Garden landscape Designer, I studied at The Oxford College of Garden Design. In addition, I am horticulturally qualified at Sparsholt College. I followed this direction after a career in horticulture working as a Commercial Director
Pip has a wealth of experience in the horticultural and floral world, and this is shared fully in her talks. Her talks are accompanied by beautiful colourful images taken thanks to her incredible access to the top nurseries in the
The big event for us every year is our open show. As the name implies, it is open for anyone to enter, with competitions for the best fruit, flowers, vegetables, crafts, cakes and preserves. There is a children's and novices'