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2026 zoom talks & garden visits
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Download a copy of the 2026 Jan & Feb program & benefits
Jan 3rd Sat – Edward Flint – My Woodland Garden: A Robinsonian Dream
The story of my woodland garden, its influences, plants and musings on design. Lots of hellebores and snowdrops appropriate to the season. Edward is the Head Gardener at a private family garden on the Kent / Sussex border which includes extensive Mixed Plantings, Woodlands, Meadows, Vegetables and Cut Flowers. He’s designed and built gardens across the UK and Europe, plus he’s a course tutor on the Art and Craft of Gardening at Great Dixter and lecturer at the English Gardening School for over 20 years. Lover of wild places and believer in the importance of gardening as a craft.
https://edwardflint.wordpress.com/about/
https://instagram.com/rotheramblings
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Jan 6th Tue – Simon Gulliver – Visitors from strange lands: Australian & New Zealand Plants
Visitors from strange lands: Australian & New Zealand Plants – Where they come from in the wild, how they are adapted to the unique climates of their homes and how we can grow them successfully in English conditions.
Simon was a Gardens and Parks Consultant with the National Trust for over 11 years and advised on the development of 20 historic gardens in West and North Midlands. Previously Simon also worked for NT Northwest Region covering gardens in the Lake District and Cheshire. He is also a qualified Further Education Lecturer. With an Honours degree in Amenity Horticulture with Design from Pershore College, Simon worked at the Royal Horticultural Society Garden at Wisley for two years as the horticulturalist at Plant Heritage (administering the National Plant Collections Scheme).
After achieving a Master’s Degree in Plant Biodiversity at Edinburgh Botanical Gardens he went on to spend 10years at Birmingham Botanical Gardens, eventually becoming the Horticultural Lecturer and Plant Collections Manager there.
Simon was later awarded a Master’s degree in Historic Landscape Conservation from Bath University. His interests include, garden history, the plant hunters, plant classification, horticultural training, public outreach, food plants, trees, and the floras of New Zealand and Australia.
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Jan 9th Fri – Tony Russell – Gardens of Plas Tan y Bwlch in Snowdonia
The history, background and plant collection relating to the grounds and gardens of Plas Tan y Bwlch, home of the Oakeley family, who made their money producing slate during the Victorian era.
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Jan 15th Thu – Samantha Hopes – ‘Ashwood Specialities’ Hellebores, Hepaticas, Cyclamen, Salvia, Hydrangea, Snowdrops and more!
This talk pays particular attention to the sequential planting where we use bulbs and other plants to give long periods of changing colour delivering interest throughout most of the year. An overview of some of the wonderful plants Ashwood Nurseries is renowned for.
Samantha initially trained and worked as a Geologist, working on research projects at The University of Birmingham. Her passion was Geological mapping, which soon found her distracted by the plants growing on and around the rocks, more than the rocks themselves!
Following this growing interest, she became a student at Birmingham Botanical Gardens, studying at Pershore College in the evenings.
The following year her training moved on to the RHS Garden Wisley, where she specialised in Rock and Alpine plants. While there she also completed short periods at Kew and Great Dixter.
After graduating she went to work alongside John Massey, helping too look after his Hepatica collection at Ashwood Nurseries. This became one of her passions, alongside specialist alpines and a new breading program with Roscoea.
http://www.hopesgardenplants.co.uk
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Jan 26th Mon – Maggie Tran – Gardening Sustainably and the Tanera Mòr Project
Join environmental gardener and project leader Maggie Tran for an inspiring online talk exploring the principles of sustainable gardening and the story behind the innovative Tanera Mòr Project.
In this thought-provoking session, Maggie will share practical approaches to reducing environmental impact in the garden—from soil health and water conservation to planting for biodiversity and climate resilience. She’ll also introduce the Tanera Mòr Project, a visionary initiative that brings together community, ecology, and education to reimagine how we interact with cultivated landscapes.
Whether you’re looking to make your own gardening practices more sustainable or are curious about larger-scale environmental projects, this talk offers fresh ideas, real-world experience, and plenty of motivation to garden with a lighter footprint.
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Feb 6th Fri – Alison Marsden – How to create a great front garden (NOTE 8pm start time)
Alison Marsden, founder of Gardening by Design and a believer that all gardening should be a source of joy and fufilment. After providing gardening advice face to face and online to householders and gardening clubs for over 10 years I now specialise in the power of gardening to support our mental wellbeing and play a part in the personal recovery of mental health service users.
Since 2016 I have been running social and therapeutic horticulture sessions for groups including residents in care homes, hospice day therapy and Dementia Cafés. I provide consultancy and training for organisations wishing to create their own therapeutic gardening programme.
Whether on the horticultural or mental health side success comes from blending an understanding of the science with practical experience and focus on the needs of the individual. I always (try to) explain the Why as well as the How of any activity I recommend. www.gardeningbydesign.co.uk/
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Feb 11th Wed – Adam Pasco – The Flower Bulb Calendar (How to get colour throughout the year)
A leading gardening journalist in the UK for over 40 years, Adam successfully launched and then edited BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine. He was also editor of Garden News, Garden Answers, BBC Easy Gardening, Waitrose Garden magazine, and a columnist for the Daily Telegraph. He has made guest appearances on Gardeners’ World and Gardeners’ Question Time.
He runs a popular YouTube channel with 24k subscribers
https://www.youtube.com/@Adams-Gardening-Guides
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Feb 12th Thu – Mark Johnston – Giant trees of Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific coast
Dr Mark Johnston is an independent scholar of arboriculture, landscape and urban forestry with over fifty years’ experience in the ‘tree world.’ Recognised as a pioneer in the development of urban forestry internationally, he has acted as consultant to the Countryside Commission and Forestry Commission in the development of the national programme for the Community Forests Initiative; he is the main author of Trees in Towns II.
Mark is the first person from Britain or Ireland to receive the International Society of Arboriculture’s Award of Merit: the highest honour it can bestow. He holds dual Irish and British citizenship. www.markjohnstontrees.com/
To download a free copy of Marks eBook, click the image below and the PDF will download.
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Feb 23rd Mon – Hilary Collins – Better Behaved Eucalyptus
Join plantswoman Hilary Collins for a fascinating and practical online talk exploring the world of eucalyptus in the garden—with a focus on varieties that are not just beautiful, but also better behaved.
Known for their striking foliage, fragrance, and fast growth, eucalyptus can be incredibly versatile when properly managed. In this talk, Hilary will discuss their many garden uses—as specimen trees, screens, windbreaks, sources of firewood, and for cut foliage—as well as offering clear, practical guidance on how to grow and train them successfully.
Expect tips on choosing the right species, avoiding common pitfalls, and managing growth to keep your eucalyptus healthy and under control. Whether you’re starting out with your first young tree or looking to improve how you manage an established one, this talk will leave you better equipped—and inspired—to make eucalyptus work in your garden. https://www.hardy-eucalyptus.com/
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Mar 28th Sat – VISIT – Fruit tree grafting workshop Gloucestershire (take home your own grafted fruit tree)
Come join us for an in person group workshop where we’ll learn how to graft fruit, and you’ll be able to take home our own grafted fruit tree, with the unique opportunity to be able to select any varieties from the large collection at Gloucestershire Orchard Trust.
11am to 1pm
GOT have a National Collection status for their fruit trees. Curator Steve Mason will be giving us a lesson on how to graft fruit trees. There will be an approximate £20 fee to cover the costs of the root stocks, a booking link will be provided closer to the time.
Here is the postcode GL2 3SW, however it’s better to use the What 3 Words location below which takes you directly to the parking location.
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If you’re booked you will be sent an email with a PDF map showing the orchard and parking location. You will be met by Indy Rana & Steve Mason at the entrance.
http://www.glosorchards.org
http://www.instagram.com/glosorchards
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2025 zoom talks & garden visits
Download a copy of the winter program & benefits
| Jan – 9th Thu – Sue Fisher – Gardening in a Changing Climate (Plant list available ) |
| Jan – 10th Friday – Hilary Hutson – Flowers and Gardens of Barbados (Plant list available ) |
| Jan – 27th Mon – Ian Young – Waves of Colour: using bulbs for year round interest |
| Feb – 7th Fri – Guy Deakins – Schrodinger’s Garden (NOTE 8pm start time) |
| Feb – 12th Wed – Katherine Crouch – Grow the Food You Can’t Buy (Plant list available ) |
| Feb – 20th Thu – Catherine Horwood biographer of Penelope Hobhouse & her great contribution to horticulture (NOTE 7.15pm start time, slightly earlier than usual) |
| Feb – 24th Mon – Charlie Harpur – Re-wilding – the planting at Knepp Castle |
| *Mar – 20th Thu – Guy Deakins – Committing the Perfect Murder (and how to use the body in the garden) *MO |
| *Mar – 26th Wed – Ben Pope – Treading gently through the borders *MO |
| *Apr – 29th Tue – Ruth Plant – Dieramas (Angels Fishing Rods) *MO (PLANT LIST available on private members area) |
| TRIP July 12th Saturday – FREE entry to Ness Botanic Gardens |
| TRIP July 24th Thursday – Meetup at NGS garden ‘The Hill Cottage’ CV37 0QA |
| TRIP Aug 2nd Sat – RHS Hyde Hall Flower Show & BBC GQT recording £1 entry for TS members |
| Sep – 30th Tue – John McCullen – The History & Management of the Phoenix Park, Dublin (1880-1980) |
| Oct – 9th Thu – Renowned Entemologist Dr Ian Bedford – Garden Bugs: Cohabit, Conserve or Control? |
| Nov – 4th Tue – Anne Luder – Winter Wonders |
| Nov – 10th Mon – Birmingham Botanical Gardens, the Glasshouses and it’s restoration |
| Nov – 12th Wed – Martin Fish – Happy healthy houseplants |
| Nov – 24th Mon – Helen Knowles – How to use peat free growing compost *MO |
| Nov – 25th Tue – Janine Griffiths-Lee – Habitat management to benefit pollinators *MO |
| Dec – 11th Thu – Lucy Hartley – In Search of a Low Maintenance Border *MO |
| Dec – 16th Tue – Indy Rana – 21st Century Gardening |
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2024 talks
| Jan 11th Thur – Sally Gregson Mill Cottage Plants – Hydrangeas |
| Feb 2nd Fri – Alec White – Primrose Hall Peonies |
| Feb 14th Wed – Dr Ian Bedford – Companion Planting for a Balanced Garden |
| Feb 27th Tue – Francesca Page-Smith – Snowdrops |
| Mar 26th Tue – Bee farming – A year in the life of a Bee farmer – MEMBERS ONLY EVENT |
| May 22nd Wed – Sophie Parmenter – Chelsea behind the scenes chat with designer of ‘The National Autistic Society Garden’. |
| Oct – 9th Wed – Zoom practice session |
| Oct – 10th Thu – Olivia Kirk – Restoration of an Elizabethan farmhouse and apothecary – Click here to DOWNLOAD PLANT LIST |
| Oct – 23rd Wed – Kevin Reynolds – Dragonflies (Devil’s Darning Needle) |
| Oct – 28th Mon – Saul Walker – Woodland Gardening (Plant list available to download from private members area) |
| Oct – 30th Wed – Pip Smith – Totally Tulips (Plant list available to download from private members area) |
| Nov – Thur 7th , Fri 8th & Tue 12th – Zoom practice sessions. These are just a short opportunity to refresh yourselves on zoom, practice how to mute, unmute, use reactions, chat, subtitles, breakout rooms, blur background etc. |
| Nov – 13th Wed – Dr Andrew Ward – Gardening in a Changing Climate (Plant list available ) |
| Nov – 19th Tue – Roger Lloyd – Garden 365 No Excuses (Plant list available ) |
| *Nov – 26th Tue – Charlie Pridham – Clematis MO |
| *Nov – 28th Thu – Hilary Hutson – Patio Panache MO |
| *Dec – 5th Thu – Wayne Williams – Cyclamen. All 20 species & their cultivation(Plant list available) MO |
| Join our email newsletter to be kept informed of events *MO Members Only event. If you’re not yet a member you can join here |
2023 talks
| Jan 12th Thur – Doug Stewart – 10 NEW must have plants (Plant list on private members page) |
| Feb 23rd Thur – Indy – Modernising Garden Clubs: Chapter 1 (Project to modernise clubs, by making committee roles easier, recruiting new younger members, reducing costs, plus much more. Firstly focusing on treasury activities and introuducing a card payment service for FREE with zero charges to go cashless. This will also be useful to non gardening clubs, such as church groups, community groups etc.) PLACES will be limited so email to register your place or register on the mail list on the homepage. |
| Mar 20th Mon – Peter Moore (National Collection Holder) – Plant Breeding |
| Apr 24th Mon – Jackie Currie (National Collection Holder) – How to grow Alliums and the best varities to choose |
| Sep 25th Mon – Lucy Hartley – Climate Change and its effect on our Gardens |
| Oct 26th Thurs – Timothy Walker (former curator of Oxford Botanic Garden) – “Bordering on Insanity – creating an all-year-round border.” |
| Nov 8th Wed – Andrew Mikolajski – Do Your Roots Need Doing |
| Nov 29th Wed – George Hargreaves – Notable Botanic Gardens of the UK – MEMBERS ONLY |
2022 talks
Click on the talk title when highlighted to download a plant list (if available)
| Jan 12th Wed – Richard Barnes – My 50 Favourites |
| Jan 25th Tue Andrew and Amy Skea from Potato House – all about potatoes and varieties |
| Feb 9th Wed – Jeff Bates – Water Gardens and Water Features |
| Mar 23rd Wed – Margaret Easter – Using herbs over the centuries. Download the plant list |
| April 13th Wed – Richard Harvey – Cornish Seascape Gardens |
| Oct 17th Mon – Francesca Page-Smith – Eythrope Walled Garden |
| Nov 9th Wed – Nancy Stevens – “Shrubs Are Boring” Really?……Are You Quite Sure? |
| Dec 8th Thur – Christmas Quiz – gardening themed fun with prizes – SEE QUIZ PAGE FOR DETAILS |
2021 talks
| Jan 14th Thu – Darren Rudge – Gardening on a Budget “Tea Bags, Bras & Tights“ |
| Jan 20th Wed – Simon Gulliver from the National Trust – The Secret Life of Trees |
| Feb 3rd Wed – Jim Almond – Snowdrops & Winter Spring Bulbs |
| Feb 10th Wed – Ingrid Millington, Hillview Hardy Plant – Auriculas & Primulas |
| Feb 15th Mon – 2.30pm – Nigel Hopes, Head Gardener Ashwood Nurseries – A year in Johns Garden |
| Feb 17th Wed – Jo Bird – The Story Behind David Austin Roses |
| Feb 22nd Mon – John Chambers Wildflowers – Establishing & maintaining a wildflower area |
| Mar 1st Mon – Katherine Crouch – New tricks for old gardeners |
| Mar 3rd Wed – Kevin Reynolds – Love & War, How we created our garden birds |
| Mar 10th Wed – Marcus Chilton-Jones – The Making of RHS Bridgewater |
| Mar 11th Thu – Dr. Andrew Ward, Norwell Nurseries – Brilliant Borages |
| April 6th Tue – Howard Drury – Succulent Gardens |
| April 8th Thur – Sue Bosson – Millenium seed bank project |
| April 12th Mon – Nick Hamilton – Drought tolerant plants |
| Apr 13th Tue – Kathryn Robey – The Dorothy Clive Garden Seasonal Changes |
| Apr 27th Tue – Philip Aubury – Successful Fruit Growing |
| May 7th Fri – Jeff Bates – The Plant Hunters |
| May 11th Tue – Victoria Logue – Extending the season in your garden |
| May 13th Thur – Margaret George – The History of Herbs |
| May 19th Wed – Keith Forster – National Arboretum Alrewas |
| May 26th Wed – Adrian James – “Gardens of Paradise“ |
| Aug 11th Wed – Philip Aubury – Growing for Showing |
| Aug 17th Tue – Dr Ian Bedford – Garden Bugs: Cohabit, Control or Conserve? |
| Sep 1st Wed – Peter Moore – Buddleja |
| Sep 8th Wed – John Baker – Heavenly Hostas |
| Sep 16th Thur – John & Gail West Shores Nursery – Grasses |
| Sep 22nd Wed – Glenn Duggan – The Fantastic Flora of Australia |
| Oct 13th Wed – Vic Aspland – A brighter side of winter |
| Oct 20th Wed – Hilary Hutson – Sheffield Botanic Gardens |
| Nov 11th Thur – Doug Stewart – Winter Thrillers |
| Dec 8th Wed – Christmas quiz – Gardening themed fun |
| Dec 21st Tue – Alan Edmondson – The Shade Garden |
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2025 talks
Jan – 27th Mon – Ian Young – Waves of Colour: using bulbs for year round interest
This talk pays particular attention to the sequential planting where we use bulbs and other plants to give long periods of changing colour delivering interest throughout most of the year.
Ian Young & his wife Margaret have over 40 years developed a well-stocked garden in Aberdeen, with a rich under planting of bulbs and woodland plants. Ian is very experienced in alpines and rock gardens, he’s helped the SRGC (Scottish Rock Garden Club) min many Gold Medals and Best in Show Awards at National Shows. For 19 years Ian has written a weekly online diary, the Bulb Log, in 2015 he also started a YouTube channel. He has published an electronic book ‘Erytroniums in Cultivation’ which is available for free download at SRGC.net. Ian has lectured widely in the UK, Europe, Scandinavia, New Zealand, USA and Canada and for over 15 years was for regular broadcaster on BBC Radio Scotland. He is also an artist and photographer. Among many other accolades, in 2020 Ian was awarded the Veitch Memorial Medal by the Royal Horticultural Society for ‘exceptional involvement in the advancement of the science art and practice of horticulture’. In 2025 Ian and Margaret (Maggi) received the Sir Daniel Hall Award by the Bulb Expert Group of the Royal Horticultural Society ‘in recognition of their continued promotion of bulbs and their work to further knowledge and the global conversation about growing and conserving them’.
Feb – 7th Fri – Guy Deakins – Schrodinger’s Garden: The psychology of gardens and gardening for wellness. (NOTE 8pm start time)
In this topical and fascinating talk, audiences learn how our brains perceive gardens and how gardening and gardens can enhance our mental and physical wellbeing. All set, remarkably, against the findings of Erwin Schrodinger’s “cat” experiment!
Guy is a garden designer, historic gardens expert, consultant and author of the new book Gardener’s Guide to Protected Growing: Creating a successful, sustainable and health micro-climate in the garden. He is a design historian by training and the fourth generation of his family to be involved in horticulture. He runs a successful garden consultancy as well as writing for several publications. Guy studied neuroscience at degree level, so that he could fully understand the brain’s aesthetic pathways when looking at shapes, structures and colours.
Feb – 12th Wed – Katherine Crouch – Grow the Food You Can’t Buy
In 1999 Katherine entered and won the first BBC Gardener of the Year competition, and the following year the queue on the garden Open Day went round the block. As clients were now demanding my services I set up Katherine Crouch Garden Design in early 2000 and have since been designing gardens all over the South West.
Proving it wasn’t just a fluke the first time round, I won BBC Gardener of the Decade in 2008 and the fun of developing gardens continues. I also won a Gold medal at Chelsea Flower Show for designing a display for Kings Seeds 125th anniversary.
Projects range from tiny to large private gardens and always with sustainability and wildlife habitat in mind. My knowledge of wild and cultivated plants for British gardens will help to introduce more bugs, birds and pollinators to your garden, while avoiding planting tasty snacks attractive to rabbits, deer and other large salad lovers.
Download plant list / recipe guide
Feb – 20th Thu – Catherine Horwood biographer of Penelope Hobhouse & her great contribution to horticulture
Catherine Horwood is the biographer for Penelope Hobhouse and will be talking to us about Penelope and her great contribution to horticulture. Penelope Hobhouse MBE (born 20 November 1929) is an international garden designer, plant expert, scholarly garden historian and television presenter.
Catherine Horwood is a social historian of women’s horticultural history, writer for Gardens Illustrated, The English Garden, and author of books including Beth Chatto. A Life with Plants. A former journalist, Winner of the European Garden Book of the Year 2019, she has a doctorate in history on interwar dress codes and has published on the social history of sports clothes, on consumerism and women’s magazines.
Catherins books can be found here
Feb – 24th Mon – Charlie Harpur – Re-wilding – the planting at Knepp Castle
Charlie is head gardener at Knepp’s walled garden and market garden. He comes from a farming family but trained as an architect. It was whilst working for landscape architect Tom Stuart-Smith (who masterminded the design of the walled garden) that he rekindled his love of plants and the natural world.
Charlie then trained at gardens such as the Chelsea Physic Garden, before studying for the Kew Diploma. Returning to Tom’s design studio, he worked on the planting of Knepp’s walled garden and was so inspired by the tying together of both design and ecology that he moved to Knepp.
Mar – 20th Thu – Guy Deakins – Committing the Perfect Murder (and how to use the body in the garden)
You’ve committed the perfect murder, but how can you put the body to good use in the garden? In this popular and amusing talk, Guy presents a new spin on feeding your soil to feed your garden, by inviting the audience to put themselves into the mind of a murderer.
Mar – 26th Wed – Ben Pope 7.30pm – Treading gently through the borders
A useful talk focused on herbaceous border maintenance and how to achieve a soft and naturalistic appearance. The talk explores both traditional and more contemporary methods of herbaceous perennial management, whilst touching on pruning, staking, seasonal planting and plant selection. Including various images of different planting combinations and maintenance techniques, this talk should leave you confident when deciding how to improve your own borders.
Apr – 29th Tue – Ruth Plant – Dieramas (Angels Fishing Rods)
Ruth Plant has been on BBC Gardeners World TV showcasing her National Collection of Dieramas. She also opens her garden for the NGS so you can see the Dieramas in her garden. Click this link to find details of her NGS openings.
Jul – 12th Sat – FREE GARDEN VISIT & GUIDED TOUR at Ness Botanic Garden – POSTPONED DUE TO HEATWAVE
We have a FREE visit organised to Ness with a guided tour at 10.45am. Details will be emailed out shortly to request reservations. Free entry & tour will be for TS members only. Make your own way to Ness. There is also the option of joining a presentation at 2pm by Indy in the theatre on using technology in the garden. For more details of Ness click this link https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/ness-gardens/about/explore-the-gardens/ There is also a huge garden centre nearby called Gordale which is well worth visiting afterwards, it even has it’s own petrol station.
July – 24th Thu – MEETUP at NGS garden ‘The Hill Cottage’ CV37 0QA , anyone is welcome 11am-2pm
The Hill Cottage Snitterfield Stratford-upon-Avon 24th July 11am-2pm
A great opportunity for TS members to meet in a central location, open to all. Gillie has a truly beautiful garden which is also a BnB and she opens her garden for the NGS. Gillie is from the Snitterfield Garden club which is one of the original TS affiliated clubs and have supported TS from the start, so please do join us there for a meetup and chat with other Tender Shooters. It will be £6 entry for the NGS. Check the website below and consider a BnB visit in the future. I’ll be bringing along a few spare plants to share out, Lily Fusion, Fig ‘Brown Turkey’ cuttings, Egyptian walking onion baby bulbs, Elephant garlic bulbs, just reply back and let me know which to bring for you. Feel free to bring along a plant too, I can always make space for more. www.thehillcottage.co.uk King’s Ln, Snitterfield, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 0QA. The post code does not go directly to the house, so either use the maps link below or the ‘What 3 Words’ code which takes you right to the front entrance. If you’ve not used What 3 Words before, I’ve attached a draft video introduction below which I’m creating for the Garden Media Guild (of which I’m now a committee member), so that may help you.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/vRJ1T6qnEj15RV7a8 Google Maps link
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Aug – 2nd Sat – RHS Hyde Hall Flower Show & BBC R4 Gardeners Question Time 10-5pm
Saturday 2nd August ONLY £1 garden entry 10-5pm
A great chance to ask the BBC GQT celebrity panel some questions during two recordings whilst enjoying the Flower Show with lots of nursery stalls and live entertainment. If you would like a £1 ticket, firstly please reply to this email with your name(s), then click this link to make the £1 payment for the number of tickets required Click to pay £1 for entry ticket , or if needed you can give cash on the day. Indy will meet you at the main entrance between 10-11am with tickets (please note my mobile number just in case 074 755 12323). For the BBC GQT recording you’ll need to book a seat from the RHS website for £5 via this link BBC GQT Hyde Hall ticket booking If you do ask the GQT panel a question, don’t forget to mention you’re from the Tender Shoots online zoom garden club.
