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SRGC Shows and Events => Events => Topic started by: Susan Band on May 13, 2008, 09:59:16 AM
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A lot of Perth and Dundee SRGC members gardens are open on Sat 24th or Sun 25th to SRGC members contact me if you would like to know which ones.
Mum's garden is open on the Sunday all day in the village of Pitcairngreen, just turn up.
Susan
CELEBRATE IN 2008!
The Club’s 75th Anniversary
Members Garden Visits
FIFE GARDENS
BETTE IVEY & MILDRED & JIM THOMPSON
Sunday 1st June
EDINBURGH GARDENS
Friday 13th, Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th June
Contact Carol Bainbridge 0131 445 3268.
BORDERS GARDENS
Sunday 21st September
Ron McBeath’s Garden & sale/Borders Gardens
Details – SAE or email to Barry & Cathy Caudwell
c.m.caudwell@dundee.ac.uk
AND more garden’s planned for Spring 2009!
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Ayr group are holding their annual plant sale and garden visit at Sheila McNulty's garden at 6 Main Road, Crookedholm tomorrow Wed.14 May at 7pm. Three gardens are open including a 7 acre woodland garden. The gardens are situated on the B7073 from Kilmarnock about 1/2 mile from Hurlford Cross.
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Anyone far enough south might like to visit me for my NGS opening on May 25th. I'd be delighted to see you in the flesh!
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So there will be some pictures posted from all these open gardens? Please?
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We will have to rely on the visitors. Too busy serving up tea and CAKES. I noticed mum stacking some away in the freezer for the hungry hoards.
I am hoping to get to some of the Saturday opening ones, so hopefully I will remember my camera.
Susan
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I managed to get a few photos in some of Saturdays visits.
Stewart Pawley - seed exchange manager- a mainly woodland garden specializing in Primulas
Hilary and Jim Young - Perth group members- A steep garden with quarry overlooking Perth with massive Raoulia in front garden
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Margaret and Henry Taylor's garden-Stalwarts of the club- A beautifully laid out garden, small but so well proportioned it seems big.
Fred Hunt - showman extraordinaire- Garden packed with prize specimens.
We also visited Janet and Jim's garden which was packed with great things including a lovely form of Ariseama flavum - didn't take any photos, too exhausted by then.
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Thank you Susan for taking the time to show us some wonderful gardens.
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Some very beautiful gardens and plants Susan ! :o
My congrats to the gardeners !
Thanks a lot for taking us on this little trip ! I wasn't exhausted at the end... 8)
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75th Anniversary Gardens Open in Edinburgh & The Lothians
To help celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Scottish Rock Garden Club, members across the country are opening their gardens. Edinburgh Group member’s gardens will be open to to coincide with the Anniversary Reception at the Royal Botanic Garden on the 13th June. The gardens below are open to club members on the following dates.
Beryl & Ian McNaughton
Open: Friday 13th June 18.30pm, Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th June 10.00am – 16.30pm
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Inverleith Row, Edinburgh EH3 5LR - Behind the Scenes at the Alpine House.
Open: Saturday 14th June 12.00noon -14.00pm. Meet at the Alpine House.
Ann Marie Hammond
Open: Saturday 14th June 10.00 – 16.30
Vera & Robin Reid
Open: Saturday 14th 10.00am – 16.30pm.
Ian & Carole Bainbridge
Open: Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th June 10.00am – 16.30pm.
Geoff Hill
Open: Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th June 10.00 – 16.30
Stella & David Rankin
Open: Sunday 15th June 10.30am – 12.30pm. This garden is also open to the general public between 14.00pm – 17.00pm on the 15th June under Scotland’s Garden Scheme (entrance fee payable in afternoon).
For further information contact Carole Bainbridge 0131 445 3268.
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CELEBRATE IN 2008!
The Club’s 75th Anniversary
Members Garden Visits
FIFE GARDENS
BETTE IVEY & MILDRED & JIM THOMPSON
Sunday 1st June
EDINBURGH GARDENS
Friday 13th, Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th June
Contact Carol Bainbridge 0131 445 3268.
BORDERS GARDENS
Sunday 21st September
Ron McBeath’s Garden & sale/Borders Gardens
Details – SAE or email to Barry & Cathy Caudwell
c.m.caudwell@dundee.ac.uk
AND more garden’s planned for Spring 2009!
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SRGC 75th Anniversary, Members Gardens Open
Borders/N.Northumberland Area
SUNDAY 21st SEPTEMBER 10am - 4 pm
RON MCBEATH’S GARDEN & SPECIAL PLANT AND BULB SALES
LAMBERTON NURSERY
(ROB POTTERTON OF POTTERTONS NURSERY WILL ALSO HAVE BULBS AND PLANTS FOR SALE)
ADDRESS: No 3 Lamberton, Berwickshire TD15 1XB Phone: 01289 308515
Open: 9-5 pm
DIRECTIONS: From the N take the second exit marked for Lamberton go over flyover and the nursery is directly ahead. From the S after crossing the border follow Lamberton signs to left.
In addition to the nursery, there is rock garden, peat garden and woodland garden, troughs etc. and menagerie including budgies cockatiels, ducks. Refreshments available all day.
SID CLARKE’S GARDEN
Open 10am – 4pm
Details on garden visit sheet available from Barry & Cathy Caudwell or by email to info:srgc.org.uk
BEN & ANGELA WILSON’S GARDEN
Open 10 am – 4pm
Details on garden visit sheet available from Barry & Cathy Caudwell or by email to info:srgc.org.uk
Recently Ben has been constructing some new beds inspired by a visit to Peter Korn’s garden near Gothenburg – they should be worth seeing!
EDROM NURSERY
Will be open as usual 9am-5pm on Sunday 21st
ADDRESS: Coldingham, Eyemouth, Berwickshire TD14 5TZ 01897 71386
DIRECTIONS: Edrom are approximately 12 miles North of Berwick upon Tweed on the A1107. Large brown Tourist signs are positioned on the A1, and also in Coldingham Village. Phone: 018907 71386
Cath and Terry have new raised beds on show and are working on their woodland garden.
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Nice to see you back Maggi, we have missed you ;)
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Thanks, Brian... just hauled carcass out of bed for a while to check emails and found Cathy Caudwell's note of these gardens to post! Still too wobbly to contemplate even a walk round my own garden at present.......such a nuisance! Hope that those of you with good weather are enjoying the summer!
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hi Maggie
sorry to hear you have been poorly.I did not know as I am away near Perth at the moment.I hope you are feeling a bit better.
Popped to Edrom and Ron McBeaths on Tuesday both were wonderful as usual and I got some nice plants
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Oh yes Maggi we are enjoying the summer. :'( :'( :'( The wind is howling the sky is black, and no it isn't the eclipse, good solid rain bearing cloud. Luckily it seems to be moving too fast to drop anything on us at the moment. It's definitely not a day for doing your blankets.
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I think it all dropped here Shelagh! We had about 2 inches if my pond is to be measured. Thought it was going to provide a flood at 6am. Woke me up it was so heavy. Been a lovely day since though, ideal for blanket washing actually, nice stiff summer breeze to blow through them ;D