CRANHAM GARDEN CLUB

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Garden Club Info

Meetings are on the first Wednesday of the month in the Village Hall, Cranham and commence with coffee and biscuits at 8.00 p.m. with an approx. meeting start time of 8.15pm unless stated otherwise.

Membership per person £8.00 per annum (1 September 2002 - 31 August 2003) If joining after 31st March 2003 membership will be £4.00 (1 April 2003 - 31 August 2003) Visitors very welcome to any of the meetings - admission £2.00

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS.

On payment of subscription fees, members are entitled to admission to all club meetings and activities. As affiliates of the RHS, we also have the following benefits as a club…

Should we ever wish to hold a club show there are various medals and stationary available and we are entitled to use the RHS logo on prize cards etc.
Optional benefits including discounted tickets to Chelsea and various other flower shows, special rates on insurance, garden visits etc are available on payment of a top-up fee .
As members of the Gloucestershire Federation of Garden Societies, we are covered for public liability and have access to their list of approved speakers.



Committee contact numbers


Chairman
…Janet Gazzard…01452 812 084
Secretary
…Daphne Hanman…01452 812 000
Treasurer…Barbara Snell…01452 813 373
Beth MacDonald…01452 812 194

All Garden Club enquiries to…Daphne Hanman (Secretary) 01452 812 000

 

Cranham Garden Club Programme Sept 2002 to Aug 2003
DATE
SPEAKER
SUBJECT
4 Sept 2002
Mr. Alway
"Hints and tips"
2 Oct 2002
Margaret Morris
"Clematis through the seasons"
6 Nov 2002
Dr. Ferguson
"Flowers, flamboyant to demure"
December 2002/January 2003
Christmas/New Year meal at Black Horse, Cranham.
To be confirmed
5 Feb 2003
Peter Jones
Wildlife of the Galapagos Islands"
5 March 2003
Elaine Horton
"Hellebores and what to plant with them"
2 April 2003
Duncan Coombs
"Hidcote"
7 May 2003
Visit to The Old Barn, Upper Dowdeswell, Nr. Cheltenham.
Subject to last minute change½ acre of year round interest.Hellebores, Auriculas, Hostas, pergola with rose and clematis. Woodland walk with spring flowers, wonderful views to the Malvern Hill
4 June 2003
Visit to Hidcote Manor garden
Subject to sufficient numbers.
2 July 2003
Visit to 25 Bowling green Road, Cirencester
Huge collection of Day Lily's, roses, clematis and perennials
6 August 2003
Visit toHolcombe Glen Cottage, Minchinhampton.
3 acres inc. streams, ponds and waterfalls, bog and meadow areas for wildflowers, terraced and walled gardens.

 

 

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