Gardening Clubs and Societies List

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Membership Membership of the Wild Flower Society is open to all who support our aims. By its very nature, the society attracts people who are keen on meeting like-minded individuals by visiting sites of botanical interest, the diary being a useful adjunct to this. In order to receive the...

Derby - Breadsall Memorial Hall - 7th March at 7.30pm Vic Aspland will be giving a talk entitled -'A History of Rock Gardening' Everyone welcome. [ 10. January 2007, 05:24 PM: Message edited by: dozzer ]

We have our own Gardening Club here in Newtowncunningham called the Courtyard Gardening Club and we meet the 4th Thursday of very month.Topics vaery every month - Novembers meeting was on christmas flowers and home baking, and Novembers is on tree and hedge selection and maintenance.

Meeting Friday Jan 12 07. Burton Village Hall Burton 7.30pm. Subjecy Autumn Alpines by Keith Lever of Aberconwy Nurseries.

http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=27;t=000021please see above link for more detailsShaun

we are a group of like minded individuals who have relentlessly tried to encourage people to continue to support their village horticultural show, now after 102 years of the show running we attract around 1000 people to the show which is held in mid july 14th to be precise. although we have had...

The branch was called the Cottingham & District HS Gardening Club, so apparently we get in free to RHS gardens as we are still affiliated with them.

Black Country Fuchsia Society we meet January to November last Tuesday of each month at 8pm to 10pm with guest speakers each month.Meeting place is Corpus Christi Social Club Griffiths Drive Ashmore park Wednesfield WolverhamptonOur annual show is held on Saturday 13th August...

British Streptocarpus Society http://www.streptocarpussociety.org.uk group email:A UK based Streptocarpus society, but with members worldwide; 3 newsletters a year; shows; informative website (take a look); member leaf swaps; seed bank free to members. You will be very welcome!ps you...

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The Black Country 25 is also a great Fuchsia. The photograph is of an mature flower one just open is a lot darker. Must get a new photo to put on the website.Trevor

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I have started a childrens garden club at our local craft shop ,I sure it would be easy for you to. I also am a member of a fuchsia society which meets in the alotment hut. is this of any help for you I googled and found this.

We have just started a veg growing group in Otley (Wharfedale). Its growing fast and we are organising worskhops for beginners and visits to local food producers too as well as talks from various experts.More about it here. All welcome.

We are holding our Annual 66th Flower Show in St Nicholas Park, Warwick August Bank Holiday Sunday & Monday. All are welcome to enter the show or visit us on the two days. There is 103 classes on view covering Floral art, Veg, Fruit, Flowers, Craft, art, Childrens section And Household. To...

Hello Edmundbyers is a small rural village in north west Durham close to the Derwent Reservior, we have a small gardening club and an annual onion growing competition. Please contact for any details and club information

Hi Black Country Fuchsia Society. We meet on the last Tuesday of each month from January to November 7.30pm for a 8.00pm start. Each month we have a speaker except November that month it's our AGM with free buffet. Meeting take place at Corpus Christi Social Centre Griffiths Drive Ashmore Park...

Well done Vicky :gnthb: I've just read your site and it sounds as though it is a nasty thing to have :(

New Gardening ClubStartsFriday 24th September7pm – 9pmHook Memorial Hall1st Guest SpeakerDoug StewartBBC Radio Humberside‘The Great Outdoors’Gardening Programme‘General Gardening Talk’All Welcome £3 per personFree Tea / Coffee & BiscuitsMore...