Events
Explore our schedule of upcoming talks, workshops, and events. Throughout the year, we deliver engaging sessions for a wide range of clubs, societies, and community organisations, and take part in public shows, exhibitions across the country.
Browse the listings below to see where we’ll be appearing in the months ahead. Each event includes details on how to attend or get involved and you can contact us directly if you’d like to find out more or book a talk or workshop for your own group.
Upcoming Events
Fressingfield Community Gardeners — Propagation made simple
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Location: The Pavilion (Fressingfield Sports & Social Club), Laxfield Road, Fressingfield, Suffolk, IP21 5PT
Join the Fressingfield Community Gardeners for an inspiring evening of hands-on propagation and expert insight, exploring practical techniques for growing from cuttings and seeds with tailored advice for nurturing healthy, resilient plants. this talk offers valuable guidance for anyone keen to deepen their horticultural practice and knowledge, whether you’re growing Fuchsias, herbs or other garden plants.
Non-members are very welcome — £4 entry.
Filby & District Gardening Club — Fuchsias: history, hybrids & cultivation
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Location: Filby Village Hall, Main Road, Filby, Norfolk, NR29 3HN
Join the Filby & District Gardening Club for an inspiring evening discovering the fascinating journey of fuchsias, from their historical origins to the vibrant cultivars we enjoy today. This talk explores the work of past and present hybridisers, current breeding goals and offers practical advice on cultivation and managing pests and diseases.
Thorpe & District Gardening Club — Propagation made simple and expert tips for growing and caring for your fuchsias.
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Location: St Francis Church Hall, Rider Haggard Road, Heartsease, Norwich, NR7 9UQ
Join the Thorpe & District Gardening Club for an inspiring evening of hands-on propagation and expert insight, exploring practical techniques for growing from cuttings and seeds with tailored advice for nurturing healthy plants. This talk offers valuable guidance for anyone keen to deepen their horticultural practice and knowledge on growing Fuchsias.
Non-members are very welcome — £3 entry.
Diggers and Dibblers Gardeners — Fuchsias: history, hybrids & cultivation
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Location: Forncett Village Hall, Low Road, Forncett, Norfolk, NR16 1JG
Join the Diggers and Dibblers Gardeners for an inspiring evening discovering the fascinating journey of fuchsias, from their historical origins to the vibrant cultivars we enjoy today. This talk explores the work of past and present hybridisers, current breeding goals and offers practical advice on cultivation, care and managing pests and diseases.
Non-members are very welcome — £5 entry includes a raffle ticket.
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Cringleford & Eaton Gardening Club — James Lye and His Fuchsias
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Location: Patteson Parish Room, 13 Newmarket Road, Cringleford, Norwich, NR4 6UE
Join the Cringleford & Eaton Gardening Club for an engaging evening exploring the life and work of James Lye, one of the Victorian era’s most accomplished gardeners.
Visitors and new members are warmly welcome — come along to enjoy the event and support your local horticultural society.
Halesworth and District Gardeners’ Society — James Lye and His Fuchsias
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Join the Halesworth and District Gardeners’ Society for an engaging evening exploring the life and work of James Lye, one of the Victorian era’s most accomplished gardeners.
Visitors and new members are warmly welcome — come along to enjoy the event and support your local horticultural society.
Fressingfield Community Gardeners Club — James Lye and His Fuchsias
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Location: Fressingfield Sports & Social Club, Laxfield Rd, Fressingfield, Eye, IP21 5PT
Join the Fressingfield Community Gardeners Club for an engaging evening exploring the life and work of James Lye, one of the Victorian era’s most accomplished gardeners.
Visitors and new members are warmly welcome — come along to enjoy the event and support your local horticultural society.