Lost the plot... tales from the potting shed
We love bees!
On the last Saturday in January The Garden House hosted a talk by bee keeping expert Pam Hunter, a committee member of the BBKA (British Bee Keeping Assoc.) www.britishbee.org.uk. It was certainly fascinating stuff, but…
Trees for small gardens…
Choosing a tree for a small garden takes a good deal of thought and planning. If you choose a tree that is too large it…
The Giant Carrot – children’s book
We just love it when we see children being inspired to garden and grow! Top of our current list of inspirational children’s ‘gardening’ books is…
Join us on our visit to South Africa!
The Garden House has arranged to take a group of gardening enthusiasts to South Africa in October. We are so looking forward to this trip!…
Feb
09
Today I must....plant bare-rooted cane fruits…
If you are planning to plant bare-rooted cane fruits this year you need to complete this task soon. They need lots of organic matter dug into the soil. All the canes will need supporting – apart from autumn-fruiting raspberries.
Diary...upcoming events
Friday 12 February 2010
Haiti appeal – bring and buy event
Like everyone, we feel pretty helpless seeing the devastation in Haiti and have decided…
Saturday 13 February 2010
Visit to RHS Wisley…
Wisley is undoubtedly one of the great gardens of the world. Its huge plant…
Tues 23 February: Tues 2 March 2010
Rag-rug making; two-part course
Join inspirational craftswoman Sue Samways for our two-part course on the traditional craft of…
Friday 26 February 2010
Watching the weather!
Ian Currie, editor of Weather Eye magazine, gives a fascinating evening talk helping us…