• Free Bulb Planting Workshop

    We're taking part in Lambeth Heritage Month and the community event at West Norwood cemetery on Sunday 24 September. Our member Helena Kowalska will be running a workshop throughout the event helping members of the public to create a stylish pot of bulbs for spring. All the materials are free. We'll also be running a...Continue Reading "Free Bulb Planting Workshop"

  • Gipsy Hill Village Fete

    We'll be at Gypsy Hill Village Fete on 14 July `12 - 4 pm. Come along to say hello, get supplies from the pop up Hut,and maybe join us if you're not a member. Long Meadow, between Gipsy Hill and Dulwich Wood Avenue (SE19 1QR). As ever, lots of exciting activities are being planned for the day,...Continue Reading "Gipsy Hill Village Fete"

  • Spring Bulb Planting Workshops at West Norwood Cemetery Open Day

    West Norwood Cemetery Norwood Road, West Norwood,

    Our free spring bulb planting workshops run throughout the event. You'll learn how to plant a 'lasagna' of spring bulbs, take away your pot and enjoy the show of flowers in spring! Places are limited so please sign up when you arrive. Please note this activity is not designed as a children's event. The event...Continue Reading "Spring Bulb Planting Workshops at West Norwood Cemetery Open Day"

  • Roots & Shoots Goes Wild

    Roots & Shoots Walnut Tree Walk, London

        Visit our pop up Hut at Roots and Shoots for this wonderful annual Autumn community event. Find out more about the LHS Wildlife Gardening Group.  

    £ 3
  • Free Talk: Conserving our Vegetable Heritage

    The Old Library 14 - 15 Knight's Hill, London
    Talk

    Speaker: Vicki Cooke Vicki is an organic gardener with a longstanding passion for edibles and garden plant conservation, which has taken her from from heirloom vegetable seed producer, to running the walled kitchen garden at Hampton Court Palace. She was the Conservation Manager for Plant Heritage and is currently head of food growing and biodiversity...Continue Reading "Free Talk: Conserving our Vegetable Heritage"