PGG visit to Threave’s wonderful garden, created by students of the Scottish National Trust’s School of Heritage Gardening and to 3 Millhall an impressive five-acre garden with a large collection of mature shrubs.
Read more →David Austin Roses have, very kindly, contacted the guild to offer a limited (25) number of members the chance to visit their production facility in Albrighton, Shropshire.
Read more →PGG visit to Chester Zoo, England’s most visited tourist attraction outside of London and home to thousands of plants within its award winning grounds.
Read more →PGG visit to Llanover Garden, an 18-acre Grade II listed garden and Highfield Farm Garden, a densely planted garden over three acres with an exuberant display across all seasons.
Read more →Visit to Blarney Castle, 70 acres of gardens set among the Cork countryside and the private conifer garden of PGG member Mary Anne Coleman.
Read more →Come and discover the secrets to successful cut flower production and making the most of cut flowers.
Read more →Since the early 1990s the garden has been an ever-evolving project. In addition to plant- filled borders, David and Clare also created a stunning lake, an arboretum, numerous woodland walks and an array of stunning trees and large shrubs
Read more →Back by popular demand! Another chance for a wonderfully exciting opportunity to spend a day with some of the hugely experienced team at Pictorial Meadows.
Read more →Over the years Wormsley Estate has been meticulously restored and maintained while remaining true to the original brief. The present garden at Bledlow Manor has been created by the Carringtons since the war with many features added over the years.
Read more →Set in the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh, Little Sparta is Ian Hamilton Finlay’s greatest work of art.
Read more →Visit to Lytes Cary Manor an intimate medieval manor house with a beautiful Arts and Crafts-style garden and Tintinhull Garden, one of the most harmonious small gardens in Britain.
Read more →Recently purchased by the National Trust, Munstead Wood is the internationally significant home and garden where Gertrude Jekyll conducted many of her planting experiments.
Read more →The workshop will take place in the grounds and gardens of Burghley House, hosted by the head forester Pete Glassey.
Read more →PGG visit to SRUC Elmwood Campus, an ideal training ground for the horticultural and wildlife and conservation students and Falkland Palace whose grounds include a physic garden with Renaissance-era herbal remedies.
Read more →PGG Members have been invited to take a guided tour of the spectacular displays of snowdrops within the grounds of the Grade II listed garden & parkland.
Read more →With 1,000 acres of parkland to explore, Castle Howard is a haven of peace and tranquillity. Ray Wood holds an impressive botanical collection from around the world.
Read more →PGG visit to Stockton Bury Gardens and Westonbury Mill Water Gardens
Read more →PGG visit to Brechin Castle and Dunninald Castle Gardens
Read more →To be held at Mount Congreve Gardens, County Waterford, Ireland. Highlights will include guided tour of Mount Congreve Gardens and Lismore Castle and lecture by Steven Butler, Gardener and Curator of Horticulture for 37 years at Dublin Zoo.
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