by National Garden Scheme | Jan 16, 2023 | Community Event, Gardening Club, Worksop
2022 saw a return to near normality for garden opening and visiting for the first time in three years and despite the prolonged drought during the summer that led many gardens to close, the National Garden Scheme (NGS) has announced donations totalling £3.11 million...
by National Garden Scheme | Jan 16, 2023 | Community Event, Gardening Club, Retford
2022 saw a return to near normality for garden opening and visiting for the first time in three years and despite the prolonged drought during the summer that led many gardens to close, the National Garden Scheme (NGS) has announced donations totalling £3.11 million...
by National Garden Scheme | Jan 16, 2023 | Community Event, Gardening Club, Sherwood
2022 saw a return to near normality for garden opening and visiting for the first time in three years and despite the prolonged drought during the summer that led many gardens to close, the National Garden Scheme (NGS) has announced donations totalling £3.11 million...
by Clays Horticultural Society | Jan 11, 2023 | Gardening Club, Hobbies, Retford
Another new year to refresh your gardens. It is a bit cold and wintry for many outdoor jobs at the moment, but diaries can come out to make new plans and record new ideas ready for those lovely warmer days we hope are just around the corner.After the joys of...
by Richard Stevenson | Dec 13, 2022 | Gardening Club, Hobbies, Retford
In October Clays Horticultural Society held its 19th AGM, with 46 members attending. Finances are in a healthy state, but the rising cost of good quality speakers means that subscriptions must rise to £15.00 per annum with a meeting cost of £3.00. All members felt...
by Sutton and Barnby Moor Gardening Club | Dec 8, 2022 | Gardening Club, Hobbies, Retford
Steve Routledge was the speaker when Sutton and Barnby Moor Gardening Club met at Barnby Moor Village Hall on Tuesday 1st November. Steve and his wife Paula run a gardening centre called Floral Media based at Caunton in Nottinghamshire. The subject of the talk on this...
