Hardy Plant Society (Middlesex Group)

Middlesex Group

of the Hardy Plant Society

Welcome

Welcome to the website of the Hardy Plant Society, Middlesex Group, one of the local groups of the national Hardy Plant Society.  We are a friendly group - both of experienced gardeners and enthusiastic newcomers - but we all share an interest in hardy, herbaceous, perennials and enjoy discovering more about how to grow and display these beautiful and varied plants in our gardens.

We meet regularly, usually on the first Monday of every month at Field End Junior School, Field End Road, Eastcote. We have a varied Programme of Speakers, as well as plants for sale at our meetings. We also visit gardens, shows, and other places of horticultural interest and we organise three Public Plant Sales each year. You can find out more on the Trips and Plant Sales page.

New members are always assured of a warm welcome, so why not come along and join us?

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Hardy Plant Society - Southern Counties Group Facebook page  www.facebook.com/HPSMiddlesex

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email  hello@hpsmiddlesex.org.uk

We organise a varied programme of trips to gardens, shows and nurseries.

Thursday 20th June 2019

David Austin Roses, Wolverhampton

This is probably the most beautiful rose garden in the world. Over 700 different varieties of roses are planted in two acres, divided into smaller areas each with its own style, including the Long Garden, the Victorian walled Garden and the Renaissance Garden.

You have a choice of either an entrance ticket and a guided tour with a cream tea for £19.50 or £30 including lunch. Tea/coffee is included and everyone will get a David Austin voucher. The cost of the coach is £21.

Pick ups from Ruislip (9.30 am), Ickenham (9.40 am) and Hillingdon (9.50 am).

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Trips David Austin

Wednesday 25th September 2019

Chartwell, Kent

A day’s trip to Chartwell, the family home and garden of Sir Winston Churchill, now owned by the National Trust. Churchill drew his inspiration from Chartwell and the hillside gardens, lakes and kitchen garden reflect his love of nature and the landscape, whilst the rooms remain very much as they were.

Entrance to the House and Gardens is free for National Trust members. Entrance is £15.50 for non members to the whole property or £14 for a Group of more than 15, if we have enough people. Entrance to the garden and studio only is £7.20 or £6.50 for a Group. Entrance payable on the day.

The cost of the coach is £19. Pickups from Ruislip, Ickenham and Uxbridge and, if there is sufficient demand, from Hatch End.

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Trips Chartwell

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