Autumn Show 2025 Report
The Village Hall was all aglowAs Autumn colours filled the show.Judging here’s a tender artNot just measure, weight or chart.John Negus’s judging’s very fairHe gives awards with thought and care.Apples Read More
October From the Potting Shed
After the long hot summer, the lawns are not at their best. Removal of any thatch is a good start to allow the rain to penetrate the soil. Underneath the Read More
September From The Potting Shed
What an interesting year we have had in the garden this year. Our changeable climate is giving us lots to think about. One of the terms being used at the Read More
July / August From the Potting Shed
Yet another great Froyle Garden Open weekend despite the dry season followed by the windy and wet days prior to opening. Well done. July and August from the Potting Shed. Read More
June from the Potting Shed
June from the Potting Shed – How to water wiselyWith the hot dry weather we have been having I think a little reminder on how to water your garden sustainably Read More
May from the Potting Shed
Last year it was all about the wet, this year its about the dry. The Joy of Gardening!! Hopefully the rain has come in time to get the crops moving Read More
March From the Potting Shed
Potatoes that have been chitting can be planted from the middle of the month, the earlies first. I will plant potatoes over a period of four weeks so as to Read More
The Best Use of Space for Growing Vegetables
This talk is in aid of Treloars school which is a fabulous local charity. FGC members get entry for only £10 which is a discount of £5! Wednesday 19 February Read More
February 2025 From the Potting Shed
Hooray, we have had some frost and snow. Always good for killing off all those bugs. Well, it also kills off the good bugs as well so that is why Read More
November 2024 Meeting
November Meeting introduced us to the Gardens at Gilbert White’s house in Selbourne. The talk was given by David Standing who had been the head gardener at The Wakes until Read More