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Richard Woods from Lilies and Chillies a nursery near Derby from where he and his wife specialise in unusual plants and lilies and attend plant fairs across the Midlands and beyond. Plants and bulbs for sale.
December 4th - Social Evening – see posters, Emails and webpage for details.
January - No meeting.
February 5th - ‘Hellebores and Spring Flowers’
Penny Dawson from Twelve Nuns Nursery near Stamford where she grows the ‘Harrington Hellebores’ which were developed by her family. Plants for sale. Website - www.twelvenunns.co.uk/nursery
March 5th - ‘From Blatherwycke Walled Gardens to Burghley House’
Joe Whitehead who is now the Head Gardener at Burghley House speaking on his gardening progression to arrive at Burghley House. https://www.burghley.co.uk
April 2nd - ‘Wonderful Weeds’
Peter Williams a highly entertaining retired college lecturer and plant physiologist. You may wonder what is wonderful about weeds but we look forward to being enlightened.
May 7th - ‘Flowers from the Farm’
Kerryn Marriott and Tracy Manders run a business in Bassingham using organic methods to grow seasonal blooms and foliage for sale to supermarkets. They will represent the ‘Flowers from the Farm movement’. Website - https://www.flowersfromthefarm.co.uk
June A visit is to be arranged and details will be on posters, Email and on our webpage.