Gardens and Nusery's to visit
 

Hello,

We are visiting the south of England this summer 06-08-03 - 15-08-03 and
we are looking for adresses of Gardens and Nursery's not specially gardens
who are well known but the Gardens and Nursery's of real collector's.

I am a member of the A.G.S. - N.A.R.G.S. - S.R.G.S. and of corse the dutch
N.R.V. these are all rock garden socieeties

I am propegating (al kind of) plants for fun and i like to exchange plants.

If someone is interested i can send a list of my collection or a list of the
plant that i can exchance.

Rene.

Gardens and Nusery's to visit
 

"Rene wrote in message
We are visiting the south of England this summer 06-08-03 - 15-08-03 and
we are looking for adresses of Gardens and Nursery's not specially gardens
who are well known but the Gardens and Nursery's of real collector's.

I am a member of the A.G.S. - N.A.R.G.S. - S.R.G.S. and of corse the dutch
N.R.V. these are all rock garden socieeties

I am propegating (al kind of) plants for fun and i like to exchange
plants.

If someone is interested i can send a list of my collection or a list of
the
plant that i can exchance.

One source of interesting gardens is the National Garden Scheme who produce
every year a book showing all the gardens open under their scheme and the
days and times. It's known as the "Yellow Book" 'cause that's it's colour .
These are usually private gardens open for perhaps one or two days a year
for charity.
Take a look at www.ngs.org.uk/

Wakehurst Place is the other "Kew Gardens" and well worth a visit if you
like large landscapes, and near there is Heron's Bonsai if that interests
you, and/or McBeans Orchids which is a bit further South.

--
Bob

www.pooleygreengrowers.org.uk/ about an Allotment site in
Runnymede fighting for it's existence.

Gardens and Nusery's to visit
 

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from "Rene Blom" contains these words:

Hello,

We are visiting the south of England this summer 06-08-03 - 15-08-03 and
we are looking for adresses of Gardens and Nursery's not specially gardens
who are well known but the Gardens and Nursery's of real collector's.

Get hold of a copy of the 2003 Yellow Book of (mostly private) gardens
which open for charity, often only for one or two days a year...there
are some real gems, and they often have plant stalls too. The book costs
about £5, you can buy it by post but as you're getting a bit close to
your departure date it might be better to get one when you
arrive..widely available at garden centres, bookshops etc.

Don't miss Beth Chatto's garden and nursery if you pass near Colchester.

Janet.

Gardens and Nusery's to visit
 

"Rene wrote in message
We are visiting the south of England this summer 06-08-03 - 15-08-03
and
we are looking for adresses of Gardens and Nursery's not specially
gardens
who are well known but the Gardens and Nursery's of real collector's.


I recommend a visit to Merriments Gardens in Hurst Green, a real treat for
all plant lovers ;-)

Marina
E. Sx