Workshop to take place in the grounds and gardens of Burghley house, hosted by the head Forester Pete Glassey.
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Blair Castle stands as the focal point in a designed landscape of some 2,500 acres within a Highland estate. The Hercules Garden is a walled garden of about nine acres recently restored to its original 18th-century design with landscaped ponds, a Chinese bridge, contemporary plantings, vegetables and an orchard of
Read more →An autumnal visit to the beautiful gardens at Little Thorpe Manor followed by lunch, great company, and a horticulturally themed quiz, with prizes!
Read more →To be held at the Mercure Shrewsbury Albrighton Hall Hotel and Spa, a beautiful 18th century manor house nestled in 15 acres of grounds with an ornamental lake. Highlights will include guided tour of Hodnet Hall gardens and Dingle Gardens in Shrewsbury’s Quarry Park.
Read more →PGG visit to Three in Kiltegan – Humewood Castle, Patthana Garden and The Hemp Farm.
Read more →Blair Castle stands as the focal point in a designed landscape of some 2,500 acres within a Highland estate.
Read more →This is a unique opportunity to visit the private gardens at Kilquade House as they are not ordinarily open to the public. Members will have the opportunity to view several of the gardens on the estate including the woodland gardens and two walled gardens.
Read more →The Laskett, set in the idyllic countryside of Herefordshire on the Welsh borders, are the creation of Sir Roy Strong CH and his late wife Julia Trevelyan Oman CBE.
Read more →PGG visit – North Yorkshire trio. Nunnington Hall, Sleightholmedale Lodge and Ness Hall.
Read more →PGG visit to Fullers Mill – an enchanting and tranquil seven-acre creation on the banks of the River Lark. It combines a beautiful site of light dappled woodland with a plantsman’s collection of unusual shrubs, perennials, lilies and marginal plants.
Read more →PGG visit to Wemyss Castle Gardens – ‘One of the horticultural wonders of Scotland’. The grounds at Wemyss Castle have been gardened formally since the 17th century, each generation introducing their own aesthetics and ideas. After the second world war the walled garden became largely redundant but since 1993 it has been lovingly overhauled and redesigned by Charlotte Wemyss.
Read more →PLEASE NOTE – THIS EVENT BEGINS AT 9.00AM. PGG Workshop – Management of mature and ancient trees in the landscape. The workshop will take place in the grounds and gardens of Burghley House, hosted by the head forester Pete Glassey. Pete will draw on some of his 35 years of experience managing Burghley’s diverse tree landscape to inform, educate and inspire on the subject of mature and ancient tree management in the landscape.
Read more →PGG visit to York Gate Garden – lovingly created by the Spencer family from the early 1950s, and in 1994 bequeathed to Perennial. Followed by a visit to Golden Acre Park the gardens of which contain National Plant Collections of Chrysanthemum, Delphinium, Deutzia, Hemerocallis, Hosta (large leaved), Philadelphus, Phlox paniculata and more.
Read more →PGG visit to Hever Castle. Discover the magnificent award-winning gardens set in 125 acres of glorious grounds.
Read more →Come to the Spring Festival featuring the only National Scientific Collection of Narcissus in the UK.
Read more →Come along with secateurs in hand to learn from the people who prune apple trees for commercial production.
Read more →Enjoy the first signs of spring with a visit to Easton Walled Gardens during snowdrop season when flowers carpet the ground. The shelter of the valley brings both calm and energy, giving room to explore the joy of an English garden in all its forms.
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Photos from the 2022 PGG Annual General Meeting held on 24th September at the Kingsknowes Hotel, Galashiels in the Scottish Borders.
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PGG visit to Holme for Gardens – a family owned garden centre near Wareham; and Encombe House and Estate
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