Events & Gardens to visit
RE: Horticulture careers and networking event
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is it happening this year Sally-Anne?
Posted: Tuesday 30th of April 2024 08:00 AM Last reply: Thursday 9th of May 2024 04:58 PM
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Roots Into Horticulture is back this year at Hever Festival - come and join us for a sociable afternoon of horticultural networking and inspiration as a range of exciting speakers take to the festival stage to talk careers, plants, therapeutic horticulture, landscaping and design. Tuesday 1 August at 2pm.
Posted: Tuesday 4th of July 2023 06:22 PM Last reply: Tuesday 30th of April 2024 08:00 AM
Re: Virtual Chelsea Flower Show 2020
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was there an exhibition of Chelsea flowers in 2021?
Posted: Thursday 15th of July 2021 03:00 PM
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Chelsea Flower Show is going to be virtual this year, and Knoll Gardens will celebrating the vibrancy of their plants and grasses, and the benefits of naturalistic gardening for our health, our environment and our wildlife, during ‘Virtual Chelsea’ week, with a series of daily ‘From the Experts @Knoll’ features.
Visit the Knoll Gardens website https://www.knollgardens.co.uk and follow their posts with daily expert advice from rain gardens to dry meadows, and from speciality grasses to wildlife and wellbeing. The expert gardeners at Knoll will offer tips and ideas to help you adopt a more naturalistic approach to gardening by sharing a few of their professional secrets, to enable you to create the most wonderful, magical – and practically maintenance and resource free - garden for all seasons.
You can also access the super helpful ‘Plant Finder’ online resource at https://www.knollgardens.co.uk, which quickly and easily tells you which grasses and perennials are best for a whole range of planting areas - from ‘dry shade’ through to ‘damp soil in sun’ – covering every possible, problematic combination of gardening areas!
Find out what a day in the life of a professional gardener is really like – it is not all a bed of roses or even grasses – but one thing is for sure, it will inspire you to want to change your whole perspective on gardening, and look at gardening in a revolutionary new way.
Our world has changed a good deal in the last couple of months, so why not make 2020 the year that you tune into a more natural, rhythmic and empathetical style of gardening, that is very much in tune with our precious green spaces, and allows both us and our plants to reach our full potential within them.
Find out more with the daily Chelsea Week ‘From the Experts @Knoll’ posts, starting Monday 18th May.
Visit the Knoll Gardens website https://www.knollgardens.co.uk and follow their posts with daily expert advice from rain gardens to dry meadows, and from speciality grasses to wildlife and wellbeing. The expert gardeners at Knoll will offer tips and ideas to help you adopt a more naturalistic approach to gardening by sharing a few of their professional secrets, to enable you to create the most wonderful, magical – and practically maintenance and resource free - garden for all seasons.
You can also access the super helpful ‘Plant Finder’ online resource at https://www.knollgardens.co.uk, which quickly and easily tells you which grasses and perennials are best for a whole range of planting areas - from ‘dry shade’ through to ‘damp soil in sun’ – covering every possible, problematic combination of gardening areas!
Find out what a day in the life of a professional gardener is really like – it is not all a bed of roses or even grasses – but one thing is for sure, it will inspire you to want to change your whole perspective on gardening, and look at gardening in a revolutionary new way.
Our world has changed a good deal in the last couple of months, so why not make 2020 the year that you tune into a more natural, rhythmic and empathetical style of gardening, that is very much in tune with our precious green spaces, and allows both us and our plants to reach our full potential within them.
Find out more with the daily Chelsea Week ‘From the Experts @Knoll’ posts, starting Monday 18th May.
Posted: Friday 15th of May 2020 02:49 PM Last reply: Friday 15th of May 2020 02:54 PM
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Please post any comments or news about Chelsea Flower Show 2020 (sadly not happening in person this year). If you are missing anything, have any memories to share or if you are doing something special this year, please tell us about it!
Posted: Friday 15th of May 2020 02:47 PM Last reply: Friday 28th of February 2025 06:54 PM
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Plant Sale (herbaceous perennial and unusual edible squash plants) set in the gardens of two beautiful flint and brick cottages in one of Hampshire’s prettiest villages.
There will be a large selection of plants, as well as products made on-site to customer specification from recycled timber (e.g. obelisk, planters, nesting boxes, swing chairs, etc) . Afternoon teas can be enjoyed on the terraces of these beautiful gardens which have been moulded into the hillside. The gardens have enchanting borders with scent and colour, blending herbaceous perennials and elegant grasses for harmony in a gentle breeze.
All proceeds go to the care of turtles who have been caught up in ghost nets in our oceans, please see www.oliveridleyproject.org
Location: 30 & 31 High Street, Wherwell, Hampshire SP11 7JG.
2nd & 3rd June 2018, 1-5pm each day.
There will be a large selection of plants, as well as products made on-site to customer specification from recycled timber (e.g. obelisk, planters, nesting boxes, swing chairs, etc) . Afternoon teas can be enjoyed on the terraces of these beautiful gardens which have been moulded into the hillside. The gardens have enchanting borders with scent and colour, blending herbaceous perennials and elegant grasses for harmony in a gentle breeze.
All proceeds go to the care of turtles who have been caught up in ghost nets in our oceans, please see www.oliveridleyproject.org
Location: 30 & 31 High Street, Wherwell, Hampshire SP11 7JG.
2nd & 3rd June 2018, 1-5pm each day.
Posted: Thursday 17th of May 2018 03:48 PM Last reply: Friday 28th of February 2025 01:04 PM
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During the run up to Easter this year, we will be offering the chance for one lucky winner to win a 5 year subscription to Shoot worth £119. The competition will close on Easter Monday, so get your entry in quick if you want to be in with the chance of winning!
Shoot is an award-winning website which allows you to choose the right plants, but them in the right place and get detailed care reminders for each of the plants in your garden direct to your email inbox. Also use our garden planner to design or re-create your garden. Our planner was awarded a Which Best Buy in 2009! So who better to help you plan your garden as you get ready this Spring?
To enter:
You can enter via Shoot’s social media pages on Facebook or Twitter. Only one entry necessary.
Facebook: Like ShootGardening and comment on our competition post
Twitter: Follow @shootgardening and retweet the competition post
The competition closes on Sunday, 2nd April 2018. Good luck!
Terms and Conditions
The competition will run from 08:30 on Sunday, 18th March 2018 to 23.59 on Sunday, 2nd April 2018. The competition is open to UK residents over the age of 18 excluding employees and affiliates of Shoot Limited. One winner will win a 5-year home (hobby) Shoot subscription worth £119. A winner will be chosen at random after the closing date and contacted either with a private message on Facebook or a Direct Message on Twitter by Shoot Limited by 23.59 on Friday 6th April 2018. A new winner will be selected at random if the original winner does not confirm their acceptance of the prize within two weeks of being notified. The prize is non-transferable and has no cash alternative. Only one entry is permitted per person. The name of the winner and runners up may be shared on Shoot’s social media pages. Shoot Ltd reserves the right to withdraw the competition at any time and for any reason. This competition is not endorsed or administered by Facebook or Twitter. By entering the competition, you are agreeing to these terms and conditions.
The promoter is Shoot Limited, 14 Weller Street, London, SE1 1QU
Shoot is an award-winning website which allows you to choose the right plants, but them in the right place and get detailed care reminders for each of the plants in your garden direct to your email inbox. Also use our garden planner to design or re-create your garden. Our planner was awarded a Which Best Buy in 2009! So who better to help you plan your garden as you get ready this Spring?
To enter:
You can enter via Shoot’s social media pages on Facebook or Twitter. Only one entry necessary.
Facebook: Like ShootGardening and comment on our competition post
Twitter: Follow @shootgardening and retweet the competition post
The competition closes on Sunday, 2nd April 2018. Good luck!
Terms and Conditions
The competition will run from 08:30 on Sunday, 18th March 2018 to 23.59 on Sunday, 2nd April 2018. The competition is open to UK residents over the age of 18 excluding employees and affiliates of Shoot Limited. One winner will win a 5-year home (hobby) Shoot subscription worth £119. A winner will be chosen at random after the closing date and contacted either with a private message on Facebook or a Direct Message on Twitter by Shoot Limited by 23.59 on Friday 6th April 2018. A new winner will be selected at random if the original winner does not confirm their acceptance of the prize within two weeks of being notified. The prize is non-transferable and has no cash alternative. Only one entry is permitted per person. The name of the winner and runners up may be shared on Shoot’s social media pages. Shoot Ltd reserves the right to withdraw the competition at any time and for any reason. This competition is not endorsed or administered by Facebook or Twitter. By entering the competition, you are agreeing to these terms and conditions.
The promoter is Shoot Limited, 14 Weller Street, London, SE1 1QU
Posted: Sunday 18th of March 2018 08:15 AM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 08:10 AM
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I'm going as an RHS volunteer. I'm working in the butterfly hub.
Posted: Wednesday 19th of April 2017 12:11 PM
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Hi, not volunteering but designing and building our show garden 'Brownfield Metamorphosis'. Sponsored by St Modwen PLC and supporting UCARE http://www.ucare-oxford.org.uk
Hope to see you there and please do come and say hi.
Best wishes
Martyn
Hope to see you there and please do come and say hi.
Best wishes
Martyn
Posted: Sunday 16th of April 2017 11:55 AM
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Yes I am on the Perennial stand like John, I am on Tuesday I think, was booked in to help with a small build but sadly they decided not to do it due to illness
Posted: Sunday 16th of April 2017 04:36 AM
Re: Hampton court 2017
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Yes - just to help out on the Perennial show garden for a few hours on the Saturday. I would love to help on the actual builds/planting for a show garden - but don't have time to spare. It would be a great experience I'm sure.
Posted: Thursday 13th of April 2017 06:11 PM
Re: Hampton court 2017
Nicola
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Hi Jane, great suggestion! We'll ask other members too. Also are you going to Chelsea Flower Show? We will be covering both as usual.
Cheers, Nicola
Cheers, Nicola
Posted: Thursday 13th of April 2017 05:47 AM
Hampton court 2017
jane
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Anyone out there volunteering for Hampton court this year?
Posted: Wednesday 12th of April 2017 06:33 PM Last reply: Friday 28th of February 2025 02:12 AM
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Visit celebrated London walled garden opening for The Yellow Book. Share the plant list and get tips from professional designer Emma Plunket over a class of wine.
Posted: Friday 20th of January 2017 10:26 AM Last reply: Thursday 27th of February 2025 10:15 PM
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A 6-acre garden set in mature landscape around Elizabethan Manor House (not open). 1-acre walled garden incl glasshouses, fruit and vegetables, double herbaceous borders, rose and herb beds. Herbaceous perennial island beds, topiary specimens. Parterre and temple pond garden surround the house. Gates and water features by Arc Angel. Garden designed by Julie Toll.
Home-made cakes and tea/coffee.
Home-made cakes and tea/coffee.
Posted: Wednesday 4th of May 2016 03:13 AM Last reply: Wednesday 12th of March 2025 09:28 AM
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We have started our coverage of upcoming Chelsea Flower Show 2016. Watch for updates, photos and full plant lists for each garden featured.
Are you attending the show this year? Let us know what you are looking forward to most. Cheers Nicola
Are you attending the show this year? Let us know what you are looking forward to most. Cheers Nicola
Posted: Saturday 16th of January 2016 09:07 AM Last reply: Wednesday 29th of January 2025 08:11 AM
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How can I apply for this
Posted: Thursday 19th of March 2015 06:04 PM
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The acclaimed Plant Finders Fair that enjoyed five highly successful years at Cottesbrooke has been invited to relocate to The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Kew’s internationally recognised landscape offers the most prestigious backdrop for this Fair and will take place from 24-26 April 2015.
The event has become a must-see pilgrimage for passionate gardeners seeking outstanding plants and products that will become garden heirlooms.
Once again, this beautiful Fair will feature hand-picked, knowledgeable hero growers together with outstanding makers of garden paraphernalia from across the UK and beyond.
Founded in 1840, Kew is the world’s largest collection of living plants. It is also the guardian of over seven million plant specimens and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It attracts over one million visitors annually and has 80,000 members.
Visitor entry to the Kew Plant Finders Fair will also include entry to the Gardens.
Jonathan Marks, Commercial Director of Kew, said: “We are delighted to welcome the Plant Finders Fair to Kew, and we hope it will become an annual fixture on our events calendar. It is recognised as an outstanding event of this genre and matches our values and standards of excellence.”
Ticket price:
In advance: Adult £15 Children under 16: Free
At the gate: Adult £17 Children under 16: Free
RBG Kew Members: £7.50
Fair Opening Times:
Fri Late night opening:10.00 – 8.00pm
Sat: 10.00 – 7.30pm
Sun: 10.00 – 5.30pm
Ticket entry includes entry to the Gardens.
Visitor Information Hotline: 0208 332 5655
Kew’s internationally recognised landscape offers the most prestigious backdrop for this Fair and will take place from 24-26 April 2015.
The event has become a must-see pilgrimage for passionate gardeners seeking outstanding plants and products that will become garden heirlooms.
Once again, this beautiful Fair will feature hand-picked, knowledgeable hero growers together with outstanding makers of garden paraphernalia from across the UK and beyond.
Founded in 1840, Kew is the world’s largest collection of living plants. It is also the guardian of over seven million plant specimens and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It attracts over one million visitors annually and has 80,000 members.
Visitor entry to the Kew Plant Finders Fair will also include entry to the Gardens.
Jonathan Marks, Commercial Director of Kew, said: “We are delighted to welcome the Plant Finders Fair to Kew, and we hope it will become an annual fixture on our events calendar. It is recognised as an outstanding event of this genre and matches our values and standards of excellence.”
Ticket price:
In advance: Adult £15 Children under 16: Free
At the gate: Adult £17 Children under 16: Free
RBG Kew Members: £7.50
Fair Opening Times:
Fri Late night opening:10.00 – 8.00pm
Sat: 10.00 – 7.30pm
Sun: 10.00 – 5.30pm
Ticket entry includes entry to the Gardens.
Visitor Information Hotline: 0208 332 5655
Posted: Wednesday 17th of December 2014 12:28 PM Last reply: Tuesday 27th of August 2024 01:57 AM
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Hi, two suggestions from our twitter followers:
Scampston walled garden was designed by Piet Oudolf. Try that. It's near York.
What about the Dan Pearson garden - Broughton Hall?
Scampston walled garden was designed by Piet Oudolf. Try that. It's near York.
What about the Dan Pearson garden - Broughton Hall?
Posted: Tuesday 30th of September 2014 06:47 PM
Yorks/north yorks modern garden?
Shoot User
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Looking for a contemporary garden to visit north yorks. On the list already are Parcevall Hall and York Place, Scampston and harlow carr, newby hall and then some of the big historic gardens ... any recommendations please for modern or at least 20th century gardens ideally north of harrogate and york? NGS website gives location and descriotion but not enough images to give feel of quality for gardens. Any inspiration? Design over plantsman type preferred ,,, I know it's quite a big ask - it's for a tour of italian garden enthusiasts ....., any recommendations much appreciated ...
Posted: Monday 29th of September 2014 10:48 PM Last reply: Tuesday 27th of August 2024 12:04 PM
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Ellicar Gardens, near Doncaster, famous for its award winning natural swimming pool and recently voted 2nd place in the English Garden Magazine’s ‘Gardener’s Garden’ award, opens its gates to the public on Sunday 21 September, from 1-5pm to raise money for the National Garden Scheme’s caring charities.
Owner’s Will (horticulturalist) and Sarah Murch (garden designer) both say this 5 acre, naturalistic garden is looking at its best this time of year- its sweeping borders overflowing with beautiful grasses and vibrant late perennials.
New this year is a perennial flower meadow, weaving a tapestry of new perennials and grasses around the natural swimming pool- creating a lovely new place to sit and relax by the water.
A recently sown late season wildflower meadow is flowering for the first time and the gravel garden is awash with self-sown verbena bonariensis attracting butterflies. Ellicar Gardens supports a wealth of wildlife- with bumblebees feasting on the late flowers and iridescent dragonflies still skimming the natural pool surface - there is plenty for wildlife enthusiasts to explore here.
Children will enjoy discovering the vibrant school garden and willow maze and the chance to meet an array of friendly rare breed pets including golden Guernsey goats and kids, dewlap geese, a kune kune pig and ponies.
Those seeking refreshments can sit and relax in the gardens enjoying delicious teas and home baked cakes.
Plant Sales include unusual grasses and perennials.
A great day out for families, garden and wildlife lovers.
Owner’s Will (horticulturalist) and Sarah Murch (garden designer) both say this 5 acre, naturalistic garden is looking at its best this time of year- its sweeping borders overflowing with beautiful grasses and vibrant late perennials.
New this year is a perennial flower meadow, weaving a tapestry of new perennials and grasses around the natural swimming pool- creating a lovely new place to sit and relax by the water.
A recently sown late season wildflower meadow is flowering for the first time and the gravel garden is awash with self-sown verbena bonariensis attracting butterflies. Ellicar Gardens supports a wealth of wildlife- with bumblebees feasting on the late flowers and iridescent dragonflies still skimming the natural pool surface - there is plenty for wildlife enthusiasts to explore here.
Children will enjoy discovering the vibrant school garden and willow maze and the chance to meet an array of friendly rare breed pets including golden Guernsey goats and kids, dewlap geese, a kune kune pig and ponies.
Those seeking refreshments can sit and relax in the gardens enjoying delicious teas and home baked cakes.
Plant Sales include unusual grasses and perennials.
A great day out for families, garden and wildlife lovers.
Posted: Tuesday 9th of September 2014 04:11 PM Last reply: Saturday 24th of August 2024 01:05 PM
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Ellicar Gardens in Doncaster is opening its stunning gardens with its famous natural water swimming pool on Sunday 8 June 2014, in celebration of International Natural Pool Day, and to help raise funds for National Garden Scheme (NGS).
International Natural Pool Days have been celebrated throughout Europe for the last 10 years and the event is beginning to gain momentum in the UK. Ellicar’s showpiece 300 sq m BIOTOP natural, chemical free pool, is at the forefront of natural pool design and it has become a bit of a celebrity since it featured in the BBC2 TV Series “The Great British Garden Revival” last autumn, when TV gardener Charlie Dimmock took a swim in the pool’s crystal clear waters.
Although the BIOTOP natural swimming pool won’t be open to swimmers on the day due to the numbers likely to attend, the pool will be looking spectacular with its planted pool edges providing a haven for bees, butterflies and birds. Other areas of the gardens will also be in full bloom, such as the rose and perennial flower borders and the wild flower meadow, which will be bursting with moon daisies come June.
As if the gardens and pool won’t be enough for visitors to enjoy, Ellicar‘s owners Sarah and Will Murch have arranged a host of family activities to take place throughout the day, willow weaving, floristry demonstrations, specialist plant sales with gardening advice given by local expert horticulturalists and nurserymen.
There will also be lots of activities for children, including a garden treasure trail, face painting, Boggit making, a play area and school garden, and the chance to meet an array of rare breed pets including golden guernsey goats, dewlap geese, a kune kune pig, ponies and aberdeen angus cattle. Families can also learn about garden birds and how to make a bird box from the RSPB.
International Natural Pool Days have been celebrated throughout Europe for the last 10 years and the event is beginning to gain momentum in the UK. Ellicar’s showpiece 300 sq m BIOTOP natural, chemical free pool, is at the forefront of natural pool design and it has become a bit of a celebrity since it featured in the BBC2 TV Series “The Great British Garden Revival” last autumn, when TV gardener Charlie Dimmock took a swim in the pool’s crystal clear waters.
Although the BIOTOP natural swimming pool won’t be open to swimmers on the day due to the numbers likely to attend, the pool will be looking spectacular with its planted pool edges providing a haven for bees, butterflies and birds. Other areas of the gardens will also be in full bloom, such as the rose and perennial flower borders and the wild flower meadow, which will be bursting with moon daisies come June.
As if the gardens and pool won’t be enough for visitors to enjoy, Ellicar‘s owners Sarah and Will Murch have arranged a host of family activities to take place throughout the day, willow weaving, floristry demonstrations, specialist plant sales with gardening advice given by local expert horticulturalists and nurserymen.
There will also be lots of activities for children, including a garden treasure trail, face painting, Boggit making, a play area and school garden, and the chance to meet an array of rare breed pets including golden guernsey goats, dewlap geese, a kune kune pig, ponies and aberdeen angus cattle. Families can also learn about garden birds and how to make a bird box from the RSPB.
Posted: Thursday 22nd of May 2014 11:54 AM Last reply: Monday 9th of December 2024 11:23 PM
Re: Chelsea Flower Show.
Nicola
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Hi Bar, there is a new BBC tv show to apply for if you are interested. Look at this forum link:)
Posted: Wednesday 26th of February 2014 05:13 PM
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Calling all allotment holders!
ARE YOU THE COMPLETE KITCHEN GARDENER?
IS YOUR GARDEN, ALLOTMENT OR WINDOW BOX YOUR PRIDE AND JOY?
DO YOU GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT, VEG AND FLOWERS AND DO YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH THEM?
Silver River TV are looking for talented amateur kitchen gardeners who have the skills and dedication to compete in the BBC's THE BIG ALLOTMENT CHALLENGE
Someone who can cultivate the perfect carrot, make their green tomatoes into award winning chutney and turn their dahlias and sweet peas into floral arrangements fit for a Queen.
ARE YOU THE COMPLETE KITCHEN GARDENER?
IS YOUR GARDEN, ALLOTMENT OR WINDOW BOX YOUR PRIDE AND JOY?
DO YOU GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT, VEG AND FLOWERS AND DO YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH THEM?
Silver River TV are looking for talented amateur kitchen gardeners who have the skills and dedication to compete in the BBC's THE BIG ALLOTMENT CHALLENGE
Someone who can cultivate the perfect carrot, make their green tomatoes into award winning chutney and turn their dahlias and sweet peas into floral arrangements fit for a Queen.
Posted: Wednesday 26th of February 2014 05:01 PM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 12:53 PM
Plant Swap Afternoon Event?
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Hello!
I would like to organise a plant swap afternoon. My husband and I opened a wine bar in Woking, Surrey, also selling teas/coffees and we want our little bar to become a place where interesting and community based events happen not necessarily based on wine!
Being keen on gardening myself I thought it would be a nice idea to create a biannual event where people could come along with some off cuts of their own garden plants (labelled with a little info if you have it) and swap them for new a different plants for your garden from others.
I am talking to a number of gardening bodies including RHS Wisley to see if they can help, maybe by someone being present to help offer advise and general garden chat.
All of this can be enjoyed with a cup of coffee or glass of wine if you would like!
I wanted to post it here to see what people thought of the idea. Also what time of year would be best to do it? I had thought Spring and Autumn but would love to get some expert advice from gardeners, maybe you could suggest a month when cuttings are best?
Please do let me know your thoughts on this and any advice you can share will be greatly appreciated :-)
Our wine bar is Cellar Magneval
Thanks
Jo
I would like to organise a plant swap afternoon. My husband and I opened a wine bar in Woking, Surrey, also selling teas/coffees and we want our little bar to become a place where interesting and community based events happen not necessarily based on wine!
Being keen on gardening myself I thought it would be a nice idea to create a biannual event where people could come along with some off cuts of their own garden plants (labelled with a little info if you have it) and swap them for new a different plants for your garden from others.
I am talking to a number of gardening bodies including RHS Wisley to see if they can help, maybe by someone being present to help offer advise and general garden chat.
All of this can be enjoyed with a cup of coffee or glass of wine if you would like!
I wanted to post it here to see what people thought of the idea. Also what time of year would be best to do it? I had thought Spring and Autumn but would love to get some expert advice from gardeners, maybe you could suggest a month when cuttings are best?
Please do let me know your thoughts on this and any advice you can share will be greatly appreciated :-)
Our wine bar is Cellar Magneval
Thanks
Jo
Posted: Tuesday 28th of January 2014 08:57 AM Last reply: Thursday 30th of November 2023 01:08 PM