Welcome to our gardening club!
We are a community of gardening enthusiasts who meet together to share knowledge, experience and friendship.
Our activities include:
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Meeting each month between September and May |
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Our Annual Show in August |
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Guided group visits to private gardens |
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Seasonal parties |
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Competitions |
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Gardening advice |
Visitors are always welcome - do come and join us.
| News |
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14th Dec meeting We will be meeting at 7.30pm on Thursday 14 December for a talk about Westonbirt School Gardens by Margie Hoffnung. Our meeting will be at Stratton Village Hall, Thessaly Rd, Stratton GL7 2NG. Visitors are most welcome to join us - £3. Click here for details. |
Talk on 12th Oct We were very pleased to welcome Mary Tidmarsh for our October meeting, who has been a guide at Highgrove Gardens for 8 years. Highgrove is the private home of Their Majesties, King Charles and Queen Camilla. Mary came with a set of beautiful A4 sized photographs, and gave us a walk through different rooms in the garden. Click here for details. |
Annual Show Our 45th Annual Show was held on Sunday 20th August 2023 in Stratton Village Hall. There were 64 classes, most of which are open to anyone to enter. We were very pleased with the number of entries and enjoyed a very colourful show. Click here for details. |
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Meeting on 14th Dec We will be meeting at 7.30pm on Thursday 14 December for a talk about Westonbirt School Gardens by Margie Hoffnung. Our meeting will be at Stratton Village Hall, Thessaly Rd, Stratton GL7 2NG. Visitors are most welcome to join us - £3. Tap here for details. |
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Talk on 12th Oct We were very pleased to welcome Mary Tidmarsh for our October meeting, who has been a guide at Highgrove Gardens for 8 years. Highgrove is the private home of Their Majesties, King Charles and Queen Camilla. Mary came with a set of beautiful A4 sized photographs, and gave us a walk through different rooms in the garden. Tap here for details. |
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Annual Show Our 45th Annual Show was held on Sunday 20th August 2023 in Stratton Village Hall. There were 64 classes, most of which are open to anyone to enter. We were very pleased with the number of entries and enjoyed a very colourful show. Tap here for details. |