On Wednesday 24 October, we hold our annual prize giving for winners of the Late Summer Show. A complete list of prize winners is here. Then we have the first ever LHS GQT, with a panel of expert members to offer advice on your horticultural quandries. Everyone is welcome to this social event. Why not…Continue Reading “WEDNESDAY 26 NOVEMBER: PRIZES + GARDENERS QUESTION TIME!”
This Autumn’s Bring & Buy is on 11th and 12th October at the Hut. It’s a great chance to fill your pots and beds with old favourites and maybe some zany newcomers. It’s a fun event (sharp elbows advisable), where you can find lots of bargains. Don’t forget to BRING please – otherwise there will…Continue Reading “Bring & Buy 11th & 12th October”
We are very sorry indeed to announce the death of Bob Tydeman earlier this month. Bob, pictured above left, awarding a prize at this year’s Spring Flower Show, is perhaps best known to LHS members as our Show Secretary. He fulfilled that role for many years with a calm and kindly professionalism. Only last month,…Continue Reading “Bob Tydeman”
“If you’re keen to get gardening and growing food, we suggest you join one of our parks-based community gardens. These are well-run sites with great community spirit. The ethos is to grow together, and everybody gets more than enough to take home for their own use,” urges Lambeth Parks. There are a few suggestions on the…Continue Reading “Community Gardening”
Prizes for Late Summer Show winners 2025 will be presented on Wednesday 22 October at The Old Library. This will be followed by Lambeth Gardeners’ Question Time, where a panel of expert members will field horticultural questions sent in and from the audience. VEGETABLES – best exhibit Sarah Plescia VEGETABLES – most points Eric Hunt…Continue Reading “Prizewinners from our Late Summer Show”
from Dr Iain Boulton, Head of the Lambeth Biodiversity Fourm The Greater London Authority (GLA) is asking Londoners for their views on the Draft London Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS). The LNRS is a new spatial tool for London’s nature and is one of 48 new strategies across England that aim to reverse biodiversity loss. The…Continue Reading “New Nature Strategy for London – give your views”