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Eranthis hyemalis (winter aconite)

February gold - winter acconite one of our plants of the month......

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Monday morning talks with the Perennials

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Come and join the Perennials! The Perennials are a small group of friendly over 50s who meet at the Gardens for a talk and lunch. The venue is the Patrick Room in the Study Centre, a pleasant airy room overlooking the Gardens. Meetings are held on Mondays, 4 per term and start at 10.45am for coffee, biscuits and time for a chat. Everyone is welcoming! There is then a speaker, and talks may be gardening or gardens related, or on a general topic.

Lunch may be taken at the Pavilion Tearoom or a local restaurant. Afterwards there is plenty of opportunity to stroll around the Gardens. Visits are occasionally arranged to other Gardens.

New people are always welcome. There is no need for commitment - just turn up. The price is £15.00 which includes coffee and biscuits, the talk, a two-course meal and drink, and admission to the Gardens. You may also pay £5.00 without lunch.

Spring Dates

16th January- "Mistletoe" - talk from Michael Jones. Lunch at the Pavilion Tearoom.

20th February- "Learning to birdwatch - pleasures and pitfalls" - a talk from Roger Pannell.  Lunch at the Plough and Harrow Hotel.

19th March- "The Valleys of Andorra" - talk from Vic Aspland, with lunch at the Apollo Hotel.

Information iconIf you would like more information please contact the Perennials co-ordinator Tina van Zeller:
Tel: 0121 450 5093
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