This was a really enjoyable and
well-organised event. The Harvest Quiz
was great fun; we shall never forget what a French Breakfast is (and the answer
wasn’t “inadequate”!). There was a Bring
& Buy Sale and an opportunity to sample delicious home-made food including Parsnip
and Apple Soup, scones, courgette cake and Homity pie.
Display
Table
This reminds us that
there is still plenty of interest in our gardens.
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Gill’s Rhodochiton
atrosanguineum; an attractive, tender climber
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| Gill’s jug contains yellow impatiens omeiana, cyclamen hederifolium, michaelmas daisies, clematis Mary Rose. Rose, geranium nodosum, sedum, a purple clematis, Japanese anemone, corydalis lutea, Ceratostigma willmottianum |
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| A book recommendation from Gill |
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| Kate’s Isoplexis canariensis is an attractive shrub with its orange/bronze blooms |
Notice
Board
Interested in a day of
gardening talks by expert speakers?
Next Meeting: Talk – Hedgehogs in the Garden by expert Tracey
Foster. Expect a multitude of questions
from Janella!
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