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”
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!”
CONSERVING OUT VEGETABLE HERITAGE THE WORK OF THE HERITAGE SEED LIBRARY & HOW TO START SAVING VEGETABLE SEEDS This is our final talk of the year – do come along if you can! Speaker: Vicki Cooke Vicki is an organic gardener with a longstanding passion for edibles and garden plant conservation, which has taken her…Continue Reading “WEDNESDAY 26 NOVEMBER: FREE TALK”
HAPPIER HOUSEPLANTS HELP YOUR HOUSEPLANTS THRIVE YEAR AFTER YEAR Speaker: Sanne, Ivy & the Wolf I believe that plants can transform your home and your life, bringing joy, happiness and creativity into your space. Bring your ailing houseplants or a photo of them – Sanne is happy to take a look and suggest solutions. Ivy…Continue Reading “WEDNESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER: HOUSEPLANTS: FREE TALK”
FORGING CONNECTIONS, HELPING THE ENVIRONMENT Wednesday 23 July 8pm The Old Library Speaker: Sue Williams Join us for our August talk where Sue will chart her involvement in gardening as a way of bringing very different communities together. Sue says, “I didn’t have a conventional horticultural training. But 30 years ago, I bought a house with…Continue Reading “WEDNESDAY 27 AUGUST: FREE TALK GARDENING IN COMMUNITIES”