PGG visit to Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, well known for great glasshouses, housing plants from ten climatic zones, mouth-watering exotic rain forests and giant lily pads, landscaped grounds and has the most incredible tree collection in the world, seen from the famous tree top walkway.
Read more →An informative visit to Broadview Gardens, which holds National collections of Hellebores and Japanese Anemones.
Read more →Visit to Bishop Burton College, the only College in the UK to hold Centre of Vocational Excellence status in both Agriculture & Equine and Ellerker House.
Read more →Professional Gardeners’ Guild Spring Visit to Heanton Satchville 19th Century gardens and RHS Rosemoor, Devon
Read more →The gardens at Cholmondeley cover around 50 acres with the castle, built in 1804, overlooking the much wider estate and surrounding Cheshire plains. The garden has largely been laid out over the last 60 years by the Dowager Marchioness, a keen plantswoman.
Read more →PGG visit to The Geographical Arboretum of Tervuren, Leuven, Belgium to view the stunning collections of rare trees and shrubs.
Read more →The Broadview complex is a wonderful place to spend an afternoon. Located within the College grounds, just outside of Tonbridge, it includes ten acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, a retail Garden Centre, Kent Produce shop, Tearoom and in-house florist.
Read more →The PGG visited Cerney House Gardens in Gloucestershire on June 14th.
Read more →Photographs of the recent PGG Study Tour to Belgium including the botanical garden of Leuven, a visit to Arbor nursery, Arboretum Wespelaar and two private gardens.
Read more →Photographs of the PGG visit to the Millennium Seed Bank and Wakehurst Place on 6th April 2013.
Read more →Two new events have been organised for April 2013. Millennium Seed Bank and Wakehurst Place The first meeting in the South for 2013 promises to be rather special. On the 6th April we have a presentation and behind the scenes tour of the Millennium Seed Bank by Dr Wolfgang Stuppy
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
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