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The Gardens Association is for anyone interested in gardening or gardens, for those just starting out who wish to expand their gardening horizons through to those with a wealth of knowledge, for those who grow plants in containers on the windowsill or balcony to those who have acres to play with, and for those armchair gardeners who love to dream. Click here to find out how to join us.
We have taken the decision to move our monthly talks online, via Zoom, for the foreseeable future. Please contact us if you would like more details.
AND YOU ARE WELCOME TO LEARN ABOUT OUR VIRTUAL SPRING SHOW
Our talk for May is being held in partnership with the CSG Literary Festival
Free for members but ticket available for other here
Talk via Zoom
2021
Andrew Mikolajsky - Gardens of Tudor England
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13th May: 8.00 pm
Gardens were hugely important in Tudor times, as spaces for growing rare plants, to display of wealth and as a backdrop to intrigues of all kinds. Using Robert Dudley's garden at Kenilworth as an example, we'll find out what plants meant to garden makers of the day. |
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Our Facebook page is open to all, not only CSGGA Members. Anyone with an interest in gardening can join this group to discuss gardening matters, ask or answer questions about gardening and just chat all things garden! Whether you have a garden, a few plants on your windowsill or containers, join in the conversation! We’re a group of enthusiastic amateur gardeners who are sharing thoughts, knowledge and experience but any advice is not professional (unless stated otherwise).
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Plant Sale - 8th May, 2021 on The Green
At last some good news! As things stand at the moment, we will be able to hold our annual plant sale on the Village Green this year, so please remember to plant some extra seeds, make additional divisions and take extra cuttings in preparation! Caroline has potted up surplus foxgloves and her seeds are germinating!
Last year’s plant pop up plant sales were very well received by the village but it will be great to be back on the Green for some frenzied selling! |
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