Ramsbury Horticultural Society

Compost Delivery Day
2021-04-12 08:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London)
Sinclair’s Multi Purpose 75 Litres £7 each
delivery 12 April orders must be placed by 6 April.
YOU MUST PRE ORDER.
Email Sheila with orders candsglass@btinternet.com
Cash on collection or
BASC
Sort Code 20-84-61
Account Number 93026434
Account Name Ramsbury Allotment Association

Spring Show
2021-04-10 08:00 - 17:00
Hello And Welcome Spring Show 2021.
Classes listed please click on to view, we have also the added extra Easter at Holy Cross.
Sit back & enjoy.

shrubs
bowl
Hellebores (1)
waters edge
bunnies

Any vegetables

Easter in Holy Cross

Stay Safe
Dee & Di
xx

Compost order date
2021-04-06 08:00 - 17:00
Sinclairs Multi Purpose 75 Litres £7 each
delivery 12 April orders must be placed by 6 April.
YOU MUST PRE ORDER.
Email Sheila with orders candsglass@btinternet.com

AGM
2021-01-25 08:00 - 17:00
Members have been emailed the AGM Reports if you have not received them please let us know.
If you prefer to print please see links at the bottom
RAMSBURY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
NOTIONALLY HELD ON 25th JANUARY 2021
AGENDA
1 Minutes of the AGM held on 27th January 2020 (attached)
2 Chairman’s report
Hello and welcome, be it your living room, home office or wherever you are reading this. Storm Dennis in February 2020 pretty much set the tone for the year and what a storm.
The committee had worked really hard to compile a year of exciting events for 2020, unfortunately thinking on our feet was the only thing required this year.
Please do keep your schedules safe for when we can resume to normal service, we will of course send out revised dates for events as and when. I will be the first to admit I am stubborn and refuse to admit defeat, thankfully, my determination to find other ways paid off. Thanks to Di for all her hours tweaking our ideas and working even harder to trump my thinking we did it. Of course, without all the efforts of everybody taking it in board it would not have worked. The aim to spread a little joy worked and thank you for the emails of gratitude, it really did mean a lot to us. Hoping we don’t have to pull much out the bag this year, but watch this space, any suggestions are most welcome.
Lockdown logs at Kennet House? hands up who saw the fish – no, it’s still online so go and have another look. Who knew afternoon tea could be such fun on your own, I must say it was hard receiving those photos knowing I hadn’t had an invitation to join.
Yes, online events are not everyone’s cup of tea, but I do hope you enjoyed the schedule of events take 2. Still, plenty of time to start work on your habitat balls that should get us over the wintery days. We would love to see photos of what is special to you and new skills you picked up lets share the joy.
The Allotment association hosted the plant sale in conjunction with Hills Stores Charity Shop, I am still taken aback by the huge amounts of funds raised. Sheila, Di & Bev worked really hard growing and potting on. I think I had the easy task to sell it. Paul New once again donated a huge selection of plants which we sold in aid of Treloar, Hills Stores Charity Shop & the Allotment Association. I cannot thank them enough. Sheila has literally grown every seed in sight and well can that lady grow a chilli plant or what, those tasty tomatoes all Bev’s handy work and Di I think she just enjoyed being able to grow and garden. Hopefully, next year will bring plenty of the same and more.
The society has also been able to make donations and in a position to raise funds for charities, the donations we usually make to our judges were still made and of course the ‘My Favourite Corner’ online event where folk were encouraged to make a donation to Wilts Air Ambulance. Subscriptions were not taken as the year developed and this year we will not be asking for subscriptions once again. The society is lucky enough to be in a position that we have sufficient funds to keep us going.
The society has a long history of raising funds for local charities and of course this year we have only had the online event ‘My Favourite Corner’. To redress the balance we are gladly accepting donations on behalf of Wiltshire Air Ambulance and Wiltshire Search & Rescue. At the end of the day If I do not ask for donations who will? We live in a rural area where these services are vital. If you would like to make a donation please get in touch with Sheila Glass or Bev Mann.
The committee have all been working hard, quietly moving things around trying to plan for an uncertain future. Susie Whimster has kept writing the articles for Whitton Ways, giving you hands on advice. Susie is standing down from the committee this time but will continue to write garden articles for your enjoyment. Sue Arnold has contacted speakers and rebooked for the future. Rosalie has continued to keep track of records. Lynsey has kept track of our monies and Bev Mann worked on promoting society membership. Di has made the presentations look stunning and kept you all informed. Sheila has kept us in compost and is planning if needed, another delivery. Thank you to all committee Lindsay, Sue & Rosalie are all looking to stand down after many years of service, we of course would welcome new committee members but someone to take over these roles when the world is in a more stable place would be ideal.
Lock down has done wonders for the gardens,- new faces have taken part and membership of the society has grown. 2020 will be remembered as the great gardening year I am sure.
2020 also saw some very special birthdays-
Sue Arnold, Jill Doore & Rosalie Winter turned a very magical 70. Janet Webster & Sue Wilkins turned a beautiful 80. Eric Webster an absolute stunning 90. and “big birthday” to Terry Schutt but that one’s a secret. All very special Lockdown memories.
Before we can move forward, we must reflect back to those who members and friends to which we have lost, all great supporters of the society and Parish events. Penny Furbisher – left us June 2018, Nina Fox in September 2019, 2020 saw Sheila Hobbs, June Goldsmith, Patrick Springfield, Freddie Orchard & Geoff Findlay each holding memories that can never be taken away from us, those we hold dear, each special as the day is long. If I asked Pebbles of her favourite society memory it would be riding up Hilldrop Lane going to collect tables in the back of the Land Rover with the police following them. Pebbles would be reflecting on our very dear friend Dr Michael Handford who left us in May. ‘My Favourite Corners’ – Michaels title and it transpires one of his last treats to our community, his photos all taken and filed ready, kindly given to us by Jane. Not wanting to write a long paragraph of what they each did for us as a society, I would like you take a moment to smile and reflect, relive those treasured moments. I am honoured to had such wonderful friends.
I have used the expression before – a smooth sea never made a skilled sailor – but I have the harbour in my sights and look forward to seeing you all again when we have docked safely.
Stay safe & enjoy mother nature’s gifts.
Dee xx
3 Treasurer’s report
to include the following composite motion:

a) to adopt the 2020 provisional accounts
b) to set subscriptions at £0 for 2021 but continue to maintain the membership database

I would like to thank Alan Smith, the previous Treasurer, for the work he has done for the society and the hand-over support he has provided to me. He is now gardening in west Wales.
These are provisional accounts as the society did not have access to the final bank statement. There is a different look to our figures this year for obvious reasons, which means that comparisons with past years’ activities need to be circumspect. We are fortunate to have significant and stable savings.
Our functions account reflects the fall in society activities. Our subscription income has declined this year and there were no opportunities to redeem the situation. As it’s very uncertain what sort of a programme we’ll be able to run this year, we are recommending that subscriptions be set at £0 for 2021.
Given our move to online the investment in maintaining our website and its domain was timely.
Compost sales are increasing and the service is supported by members. We offer the compost at cost price.
We have continued to provide financial support to horticulture-related community activities and charities: Beavers and Scouts working on allotments and resources for Best Kept Village displays.
I hope that the 2021 accounts show a return to normal service as soon as possible.
Finally, I would like to end by paying tribute to Dr Michael Handford, who gave unstintingly of his time and talents to our society, not least in his role as Treasurer.
L Macadam
Acting Treasurer
4 Appointment of Independent Examiner – PBA Accountants, Hungerford
5 Election of the Committee for 2021
Sue Arnold
Diann Barnett
Denise Edwards
Sheila Glass
Lindsay Macadam
Bev Mann
Rosalie Winter
All standing for re-election

6 Election of Officers for 2021

a) Chairman – Denise Edwards
b) Vice-Chairman – Diann Barnett
c) Secretary – Rosalie Winter

n.b. The post of Treasurer is currently vacant. Lindsay Macadam has agreed to fill it on a temporary basis.
7 Banksian Medal
Well, it’s been a very different year for us all this past 12 months.
Shows not happening, talks not talked, no summer walks in other people’s beautiful gardens and no Christmas party with great food, company and Clive’s amazing choices of wines -with help from Sheila I am sure.
BUT we did have shows! Albeit less classes – but lovely photos and entries from so many of you + the bonus that we did not have to pick them. If we have to go down this route again, we just need to find a way to non-virtually taste the home industries.
We had Open Gardens! Beautiful pictures of members gardens that took us through the ‘garden gates’ of unseen paradise.
Our lovely Chairman Denise Edwards has worked very hard during these difficult times, planning virtual event options, organising plant sales and deliveries to those that could not get out. Going above and beyond to keep us all supplied with compost, fertilizers and even getting new fork handles fitted in my case. She has worked with the volunteer group- shopping, collecting and delivering prescriptions and kept a virtual presence for the Charity Shop whilst closed.
Following RHS guidelines and advice it gives me great pleasure to award the Banksian Medal this year to Denise Edwards.
Diann
8 Date of the next Annual General Meeting will be Monday 31st Jan 2022
Please see letter attached from the Secretary with voting instructions

AGM complete
AGM 2020 minutes-1
2021 email voting form ver

Photo Day
2020-12-27
Flowers in the garden 27 December 2020
Happy & Healthy New Year
As promised a photographic collection of flowers in bloom from our members.
Enjoy xx
Christmas flowers 2020

Members Christmas Party POSTPONDED
2020-12-05 19:30 - 22:00 | Ramsbury Memorial Hall, United Kingdom
Christmas Party – Good Wine and Good Food
This is a ticketed event details on tickets nearer the time.

Photo Day
2020-11-29
On this day we asked the community to take a pictures of flowers that where out either in their garden or whilst out on a walk.
Here they are. 29th November 2020
Enjoy Dee & Di xx

Talk & Demonstration: Kelly Louise Flowers POSTPONDED
2020-11-02 19:30 - 21:30 | Church Rooms
Kelly-Louise’s Flower School runs floral workshops at various locations including the Walled Garden at Leverton where Kelly grows flowers for cutting. Kelly will demonstrate making a number of Christmas decorations including a wreath and table decoration.

W.I Farmers Market Collection Day
2020-10-10 10:00 - 12:00 | Ramsbury Memorial Hall, United Kingdom
All Pre ordered goods can be collected and paid for at Ramsbury Memorial Hall between 10am and midday.
Social distancing measures in place.

Talk: Marcus Dancer Postponded
2020-10-05 19:30 - 21:30 | Church Rooms
Although Marcus Dancer is a clematis specialist, he grows a wide range of plants in his nursery and he will be talking about Scented Plants throughout the Year. Marcus will be bringing a selection of plants for sale. See https://clematisplants.co.uk/ for his range of plants.

AUTUMN SHOW Virtual Event
2020-10-03 14:00 - 16:30 | Ramsbury Memorial Hall, United Kingdom
As the year grows older the season changes the temperature cools and the nights draw in mother nature doesn’t fail us she brings us a whole new adventure of colour and life to our gardens.
Once again a varied selection of entries all with one goal To Spread A Little Joy.

As an extra to our show this year we have another TAB for you to enjoy a real feast for the eyes Holy Cross Harvest Flowers Harvest festival is a celebration of the land to be sung out loud. The ladies of the village work so hard to show the harvest at its very best and for that we Thank them.
Enjoy the tour.

Click the class title to view:
Chilli Peppers
Vegetable Harvest Basket
Apples
Harvest Fruit Basket
Dahlias(1)
Any other flowers(1)
autumn foliage
An english country garden
winter larder
Anzac Biscuits
sweets – my favourites
autumn visitors in the garden
Holy Cross – Harvest Flowers
Thank You To Everyone
Dee & Di xx

Biennial Lecture
2020-09-07 19:30 - 21:30 | Ramsbury Memorial Hall, United Kingdom
postponded until 2021

Summer Show
2020-08-08 14:00 - 16:30 | Ramsbury Memorial Hall, United Kingdom
Virtual event
Hello & welcome to our summer show off
We have results
click here to view winning pictures: summer show off winners
Tomatoes – 2 -Bev Mann.
Courgettes – 15 – Suzie Whimster.
Herb Garden – 37 – Elizabeth Holloway.
Any other veg – 2b – Bev Mann.
Fruit Bush/tree – 15 – Suzie Whimster.
My pickings – 30c – Sheila Glass.
Rose on a bush – 2b – Bev Mann.
Sweet peas – 22b – Libby Stubbs.
Vase of flowers – 3 – Fiona Setter.
Favourite pot plant – 3b – Fiona Setter.
Table decoration – 3 – Fiona Setter.
Afternoon tea – 2 – Bev Mann.
Lockdown make – 3a – Fiona Setter.
Favourite picture – 22 – Libby Stubbs.
Home for nature – 31 – Team Cory.
The unexpected – 26b – Paul Swan.

WELL DONE to those who enetered

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tomatoes
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Courgettes
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Herb Garden
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Any other vegetable(2)
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My favourite fruit bush tree
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My pickings(1)
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Rose on a bush (2)(1)
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Sweetpeas
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Vase of flowers
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Favourite plant in a pot(2)
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A table decoration
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Afternoon tea(1)
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Lockdown make(2)
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A precious picture [Autosaved]
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Home for nature
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The Unexpected(1)

NGS Day In Ramsbury
2020-07-26 14:00 - 18:00
All National Garden Scheme Days have been suspended for this year.
https://ngs.org.uk/view-garden/16678/

Ramsbury Open Gardens ‘My Favourite Corners’
2020-06-21 14:00 - 18:00
Hello and welcome to Ramsbury Horticultural Society Open Gardens 2020
‘My Favourite Corners’
Saddened not be able to physically welcome but super excited that you have stopped by. Thank you to our garden owners for photographing their favourite Corners & allowing us in too.
‘My Favourite Corners’ the brain child of Dr Michael Handford.
We do hope you enjoy your visit and of course you can come back again and again. The open gardens event is our largest fund raiser for charity. Our usual entry fee is obviously redundant this year but we very much would appreciate a donation to Wiltshire Air Ambulance. This event entry fee would have been £8.00 as a guide. The site address can be found below to make a direct donation or a collection box can be found in the Post Office, feel free to pop an envelope into the charity shop door marked Wilts Air Ambulance.

To start your garden tour Of Mouse House click here: mouse house(1)
To start your garden tour Of 18 The Paddocks click here: Down the garden path at Sheila and Clives
To start your garden tour Of Ramsbury Hill click here: Julias Garden
To start your garden tour Of Howe Mill click here: howe mill
To start your garden tour Of Kimberley Cottage click here: margaret and paul
To start your garden tour Of Kenet House click here: Rachel and Peter
To start your garden tour Of Primrose Cottage click here: carol 2
To start your garden tour Of Millstream click here: Michaels

To make a donation directly from here please click below:
https://www.wiltshireairambulance.co.uk/donate/

Thank You All again, Stay Safe
Dee & Di xxx

NGS Day In Ramsbury
2020-06-14 14:00 - 17:30
All National Garden Scheme Days have been suspended for this year.
https://ngs.org.uk/view-garden/31069/

Plant Sale
2020-06-13 10:00 - 12:00
As part of Ramsbury Street Fair.
Drop off details to be announced nearer the time.
If you have plants ready potted up that you are unable to store until June please do contact us either by email hortsoc@ramsbury.org or by phone Denise 0786 792 1878

Spring Plant Sale.
2020-05-16 09:30 - 11:00
Please continue to pot on and grow plants for us. We are currently aiming to have a vegtable and annuals sale at the allotment gate a couple of afternoons in may. And a peranniual sale later in the year.
If you have plants ready potted up that you are unable to store until May please do contact us either by email hortsoc@ramsbury.org or by phone Denise 0786 792 1878

Talk: The National Gardens Scheme in Wiltshire
2020-05-04 19:30 - 21:30 | Church Rooms
Postponded
Annabel Dallas will tell us about the history of this 93 year old national treasure. Annabel is the NGS organiser for Wiltshire, and opens her own beautiful garden, The Old Mill in Ramsbury, under the scheme.

Talk: Marcel Floyd
2020-04-06 19:30 - 21:30 | Church Rooms
Postponded until 2021
Marcel Floyd, who talked to us last year on Clematis. Marcel has a wholesale nursery which supplies climbing plants to garden centres. See http://www.floydsclimbers.co.uk/ for his range of plants.

Virtual Spring Show
2020-04-04 14:00 - 16:30 | Ramsbury Memorial Hall, United Kingdom
The virtual Spring Show will be published at 2.00pm

Spring Show 2020
2020-04-04 08:00 - 17:00
Maragaret Swan
Two self isolating gnomes!Steve & Shirley Campbell
Serena Lock
Alisha LockSpring Lawn
Dee Edwards
Alisha LockSpring Prep
Dee EdwardsYeap definatley buying myself a prize.
Dee EdwardsI should buy myself a prize for keeping it alive
Dee EdwardsGood job there are NO RULES only had this one a couple of weeks..
Liz Hawes
Bev MannFront Porch
Betty HerbertsonWhat a differance a day makes…
Jessie GuntonIn Loving Memory Of Dorothy
Maragaret Swan
Maragaret Swan
Maragaret Swan
Maragaret Swan
Margaret Swan
Margaret Swan
Margaret Swan
Margaret Swan
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer
Victoria Hellyer Looks like somthing for the summer show
Clive SmithAkebia Quinata
Clive SmithMagnolia
Clive SmithPrimroses
Clive SmithFRITILLARIA MELEAGRIS
Kate & Liam Scally
Victoria Hellyer
Kate & Liam Scally
Kate & Liam Scally

Kate & Liam ScallySpring Onions

Kate & Liam ScallySpinach
Jose Luke
Jose Luke
Jose Luke
Janet HunterMarmalade

Janet HunterCheese Scones
Bev Mann
Bev Mann
Victoria Hellyer “Getting ready for the summer show”
Two self isolating gnomes!Steve & Shirley Campbell
Steve & Shirley Campbell
Steve & Shirley Campbell
Fritillaries Bev Mann
Treacle tart, Cheese & Raisin Scones and Lemon DrizzleJose Luke If anyone needs me this afternoon I know whos doorstep I going to be on……

Bev Mann
Bev MannFront Porch

Bev MannBack Garden
Sheryl Ann Little
Sheryl Ann Little
Sheryl Ann Little
Sheryl Ann Little
Nicky & Donald Sherlock
Nicky & Donald Sherlock
Nicky & Donald Sherlock
Nicky & Donald Sherlock
Nicky & Donald Sherlock
Nicky & Donald Sherlock
Nicky & Donald Sherlock
Nicky & Donald SherlockThe officail line my marmalade this year is delicious!!!
Nicky & Donald Sherlock
Jessie Gunton A Floral Tribute To Dorothy.
Dee Edwards Another year my auricula not perfect on show day but shes here and no show is really complete without a gnome or 2…
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Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
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waiting to be on Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
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Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
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Jessie Gunton A Floral Tribute To Dorothy.
Liz Hawes Foliage
Liz Hawes
Clive Smith Berberis Darwinnii
Margaret
Margaret
Libby Stubbs
Libby Stubbs
Libby Stubbs
Libby Stubbs
Libby Stubbs
Libby Stubbs
Libby Stubbs
Libby Stubbs
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Libby Stubbs
Libby Stubbs
Libby Stubbs
Sheryl Ann Little
Sheryl Ann Little
Sheryl Ann Little
Sheryl Ann Little
Sheryl Ann Little
Sheryl Ann Little
Sheryl Ann Little
Serena Lock
Maragaret
Maragaret
Maragaret
Maragaret
Maragaret
Susan Keen
Tulips Grown In A Pot Bev Mann
Linda & Hugh Clayton
Linda & Hugh Clayton
Linda & Hugh Clayton Rosemary Bush
Just checking the rosemary Linda & Hugh Clayton
Bev Mann Winter Gem
Hyacinths In A Bowl ooh the smell. …Carnegie Bev Mann
Shelia Glass
Shelia Glass
Shelia Glass
Shelia Glass
Janet Hierons Chaenomeles
Janet Hierons Christmas roses
Janet Hierons Primose
Janet Hierons Primroses
Shelia Glass
Shelia Glass Leeks
Shelia Glass
Shelia Glass
Shelia Glass
Shelia Glass
Betty Herbertson

Peter Kearns Any other vegetable
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
Ramsbury W.I.
Denise Edwards
Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
Alisha Lock
Liz Hawes
Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
Dee Edwards Ramsbury Allotments Plot 1
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Diann Barnet
Margaret Mitson Spring Pot
Margaret Mitson Hellebous
Margaret Mitson
Margaret Mitson Flower Bed
Rosalie Winter Cheese Scones I am sure Dennis can report back on taste….
Rosalie Winter Spring Pots
Rosalie Winter Spring Pots
Betty Herbertson Wood Anemones
Betty HerbertsonTulips
Clemency Ames
Clemency Ames
Clemency Ames
Anenome blanda Suzie Wimster
Suzie Wimster Camellia
Suzie Wimster Chionodoxa
Suzie Wimster Forsythia
Suzie Wimster Hellebore
Suzie Wimster Narcissus Thalia
Suzie Wimster Narcissus
Suzie Wimster Primrose
Suzie Wimster Tulip
Suzie Wimster Viburnum
Suzie Wimster Vinca minor
Suzie Wimster Viola
Susan Eilot-Cohen
Susan Eilot-Cohen
Susan Eilot-Cohen
Susan Eilot-Cohen
Susan Eilot-Cohen
Susan Eilot-Cohen
Susan Eilot-Cohen
Susan Eilot-Cohen
Clive Smith Tulip
Clive Smith Tulip
Clive Smith Euphorbia Characias
Clive Smith Berberis Darwinnii
Michael Handford Tulips
Michael Handford Spring Flower
Michael Handford Camelia Speciman
Michael Handford Flowering Scrub
Michael Handford Flowering Scrub
Michael Handford Flowering Shrub
Michael Handford Flowering Shrub
Michael Handford Narcissus large cup
Michael Handford Narcissus large cup
Michael Handford Narcissus small cup
Michael Handford Orchid Pleoni
Michael Handford Pot plant flowering
Michael Handford Tulip
Michael Handford Tulip
Liz Hawes
Liz Hawes
Liz Hawes
Betty Herbertson Camellias
Betty Herbertson Skimmia
Betty Herbertson Narcissi bunch flowered

Quiz against Lambourn Valley Horticultural Society.
2020-03-12 19:30 - 22:00 | Lambourn
Thursday 12th March 7.30pm
Quiz against Lambourn Valley Horticultural Society.
Venue: Lambourn Memorial Hall, Oxford St, Lambourn, RG17 8XP.

Annual General Meeting.
2020-01-27 19:30 - 21:30 | Church Rooms

Christams Party
2019-12-14 19:30 - 22:00 | Ramsbury Memorial Hall, United Kingdom
Good wine & Good food this is a ticketed event.

Nick Gilbert Dahilas
2019-11-04 19:30 - 21:30 | Church Rooms
Nick Gilbert’s Nursery specialises in Dahlias and unusual perennials. Nick grows around 400 varieties of Dahlias, including new varieties produced by his nursery. He will talk about choosing and growing Dahlias and, depending on the growing season, hopes to have some tubers for sale at the talk. In the meantime, his Dahlia fields are open this year from 14th August until the end of October – see https://www.gilbertsdahlias.co.uk/ for more information. The Ramsbury Flyer is running a trip to the Dahlia fields on Saturday 14th September. For information on the trip see http://ramsburyflyer.org/day%20trips.html

Rosemary Legrand Glorious Gardens of France
2019-10-07 19:30 - 21:30 | Church Rooms
Rosemary Legrand is a horticulturist and former nursery owner who has travelled to many part of the world to visit and photograph gardens. She lectures on cruise ships and garden tours and wrote a number of contributions for the book 1001 Gardens You Must See Before You Die. You can read more about Rosemary on her website www.talksongardens.co.uk
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Autumn Show & WI Country Market
2019-10-05 14:00 - 16:30 | Ramsbury Memorial Hall, United Kingdom
Autumn Show 19-1

James Crebbin-Bailey Topiary Talk & Demonstation
2019-09-02 19:30 - 21:30 | Church Rooms
James Crebbin-Bailey will talk about the Art of Topiary and give a demonstration. James has exhibited at Hampton Court and Chelsea and is a Chelsea Gold Medal winner. He is recognised as a specialist in sculptural topiary, creating new and innovative shapes, as well as classical topiary designs such as spirals, cloud pruned topiary, wave hedging or topiary peacocks. His work can be seen on his website https://www.topiaryarts.com/

Summer Show
2019-08-03 14:00 - 16:30 | Ramsbury Memorial Hall, United Kingdom
