At the end of March, the Group visited the JAGS Botany Garden. The botany garden has been in existence since 1896, when Lilian Clarke, a botany teacher, created various habitats (sand dunes, shingle beaches, salt marshes, tiny forests). It struck us as pioneering work, far ahead of its time. The site has been through various…Continue Reading “WGG visit to JAGS Botany Garden”
At the AGM in March, Wildlife Gardening Group Co-ordinator Czech Conroy gave a brief talk on the work of the group and why we believe wildlife gardening is so important. Globally, nationally and locally we are experiencing a biodiversity crisis. Species are becoming extinct at a rapid rate in many parts of the world, and…Continue Reading “Wildlife Gardening Group at the AGM”
Lead the direction of a long‑established, community‑focused horticultural charity and help it thrive for the future. We’re looking for someone who can think strategically, guide a committed committee, and bring steady, thoughtful leadership — with plenty of support from the team around them. Chair Key responsibilities include: The Chair is well supported by an active,…Continue Reading “Trustee Vacancies -help shape & support the Society”
Our 2026 AGM will be held at the Old Library on Wednesday 25 March at The Old Library. Doors open 7.30pm for 8pm start. The first event of 2026, the evening is a social event as well. Do come for a glass of wine and some nibbles, bring some seeds to swap and visit the…Continue Reading “AGM 2026 – Agenda”
The Wildlife Gardening Group has a host of exciting activities scheduled for the first half of 2026. Membership is free to all members of LHS. February Zoom presentation by WGG Co-ordinator on ‘Gardening for Moths’. Find out why moths are really important, and what we can do to support them in our gardens. March Garden visit to…Continue Reading “WGG Events Programme February – June 2026”