Programme 2022
Meetings with invited speakers and garden visits
ALL ACTIVITIES SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO CORONOVIRUS RULES
During the winter months (October to April, with the exception of December) we meet and enjoy illustrated talks from local and national gardening speakers at:
The Old Barn Hall,
55 Church Road,
Great Bookham
Leatherhead
Surrey
KT23 3PQ
The meetings are on Saturdays, and directions to the venue can be found here. The venue is accessible for those in wheelchairs and there is a loop system for the hard of hearing.
We usually* open the doors at 10.00am and free tea and coffee are served. At 10.15am there is a plant sale where you can buy good-quality home-grown plants at very competitive prices. In addition, there is a range of garden sundries, HPS booklets and second-hand gardening books to buy, and a raffle.
At about 10.45am, the Chairman will officially start the meeting and a guest speaker will talk for about 1 hour followed by a questions-and-answer session. The topic will relate to plants and gardens.
Outline programme for 2022 – further details will be added as they become available. Items with darker green background are members-only.
| Saturday 15th January (10.00 for 10.45 am) |
Talk - Cherrill Sands will speak about “Arts and Craft Gardens”. Cherrill is a local garden historian. Plant sale |
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| Saturday 12th February (10.00 for 10.45 am) |
Talk - Annie Godfrey will speak on “A Year At Daisy Roots”. Annie owns Daisy Roots Nursery in Hertford, Gold Medal winners at RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2017 and 2018. Plant sale |
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| Saturday 12th March (10.00 for 10.45 am) |
AGM followed by Talk - Colin Moat will speak about “In Praise Of Higher Things” - about the wonders and benefits of taller plants in the border and how to use them. Colin owns and runs Pineview Plants near Sevenoaks with his wife, Cindy. Plant sale |
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| Saturday 23rd April (10.00 for 10.45 am) |
Talk – Matthew Childs will speak about “Gardens are for people and wildlife” - My developing approach to being more sustainable as a garden designer and gardener. |
You may also download the SCG 2021 Public Programme using the button below
The full 2022 programme of talks and garden visits is available in the ‘Members Only’ section of the website.