Pictures of the PGG visit to Castle Drogo and Coombe Trenchard in Devon 7th July 2012. On a rather damp July day the Guild visited the beautiful gardens at Castle Drogo on the edge of the Dartmoor National Park. The formal gardens were such a contrast to the rugged scenery
Read more →You’ve worked so hard at getting those roses to look so captivating, you simply must photograph them….Oh dear, you need a bit of help don’t you? But help is at hand at the PGG Garden Photography Masterclass on October 17th where all levels of ability will be catered for to
Read more →Well, put it in a little container and bring it along to PGG Garden Pest Management Masterclass on September 5th and we’ll see what we can do about it! In the delightful setting of Harewood House, we look forward to welcoming you to a full day of learning, help and
Read more →Photos from the PGG visit to Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens and Dargle Glen 30th June 2012 In Kilmacurragh Garden Claire, the education and information officer, was a knowledgeable substitute for Seamus O’Brien who was unable to take us around. There is a great feeling of renewed energy in this garden. The
Read more →PGG Ireland visited Dublin Zoo on the 29th June 2012 Stephen Butler’s tour of the Zoo was as ever stimulating and entertaining. The Irish branch of the PGG was formed in the Zoo and the changes that have taken place in the intervening years are astounding. In the afternoon Stephen
Read more →Photographs from the PGG visit to Godington House on 26th June. Godinton House dates back to 1390 and the gardens reflect the long history and changing tastes of its owners. 13 acres complement the magnificent Jacobean house. Terraced lawns lead through herbaceous borders, rose garden and formal lily pond to
Read more →The PGG visited Yotes Court on 26th June 2012 with many new members enjoying their first visit. Set in the heart of the Kent countryside the garden has been designed by Tom Stewart-Smith and has both striking and bold colour schemes.
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