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A great PGG presence at the show this year by PGG members: Iris Lynch with the RHS Schools campaign. A wonderful exhibit and on Sunday Jussi can play with his buses again!!!!!!!! and Iris will be over the excitement. Philip Oosenbrink for his display displaying Hakonechloa and a Silver medal –
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Thank you to all the members who have donated seed for the 2017 PGG Seed Exchange. There is quite a variety, especially as some of our members who live in France, the west coast of Scotland and the Republic of Ireland have sent some that may be on the tender
Read more →Order your exclusive, limited edition calendar of photographs taken by PGG members, featuring the winners of our recent photographic competition.
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If you have news, photos, events to publicise or items of interest that you think other members will be keen to know about, then please send them to PGG Chairman Tony Arnold at chairman@pgg.org.uk and we’ll get them on to the PGG website.
Read more →May I take this opportunity to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a very happy and prosperous New Year.
Read more →A Growing Garden with Room for Visitors. Time has moved on so quickly since we moved, it’s nearly six years already, and much has changed since the rough plan in ‘Bug Man #3’, so here’s a plan of what it looks like now… The garden layout It’s a garden that
Read more →In recent weeks the press has been full of the news of the spread of ash die-back disease (Chalara fraxinea) and the full implications of the disease becoming all too horribly clear. Vigilance is important The main concentration of cases are in mature ancient forests in East Anglia, along the
Read more →Being patient. How the garden started to take shape. I’ve not always been the most patient of men, but it worked in our last tied cottage and I’m pretty committed to stuff that works. I moved to 108 in 1999 to start work at Helmingham Hall Gardens. My Jane joined
Read more →When Tony asked me to contribute to the website I wondered how I might do so without using material I might otherwise be using in the Wildlife Diary. The answer was quite simple, don’t use the same material! The website slot needed to be a little different so I’ve decided
Read more →PGG member, Jim Buckland arrived at West Dean Gardens, West Sussex in 1991, an Honours graduate of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and having already had a career encompassing the management of historic and public gardens in both UK and Australia. What he and his wife, Gardens Supervisor, Sarah Wain
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