Moths Project The Moths Projct entered the home straight in July with the fourth and final round of trapping. So far, we have found 84 different moth species in four Lambeth gardens! The final results will be published later this year and shared with the Lambeth Biodiversity Forum. One member reported: “I planted quite a…Continue Reading “WGG Update”
Help us grow! You don’t have to be a member to take part in the survey – we are interested in everyone’s views. After last year’s survey, we increased emphasis on sustainable gardening and biodiversity, including a new Wildlife Gardening Group. We’ve also partnered with more community organisations and inaugurated a Lambeth Gardeners Quesiton Time….Continue Reading “Annual Survey 1 – 31 July”
We are delighted to announce that Jackie Meldum has kindly agreed to become the new Chair of Lambeth Horitcultural Society. She was unanimously elected at our committee meeting 2 June. Jackie is a longstanding member and supporter of LHS and was for many years a local councillor for the Knight’s Hill ward, where the Hut…Continue Reading “New Chair: Jackie Meldrum”
Borde Hill Gardens 6 June Thirteen stunning ‘Garden rooms’ surround the House with Grade-II* listed heritage Parkland and ancient Woodland beyond. Sissinghurst Castle Gardens (NT) 11 July A world-renowned garden Booking In person at the Hut or at Talks or online by Eventbrite Borde Hill tickets cost £43 pp which includes travel and entry. Sissinghurst…Continue Reading “LHS Outings 2026”
“We want to show that a garden can be attractive and also wildlife friendly.” In April, eight members of the WGG visited Bell House Garden in Dulwich. Co-ordinator Czech Conroy reports. We were shown round by their three senior volunteer gardeners. We were impressed by the wide range of habitats in the garden, and by…Continue Reading “WGG visit to Bell House Garden, Dulwich”