We have a page on the National Hardy Plants Website. We also have a  page and Twitter See our Specialist Nursery page for a map and details of many specialist Nurseries who visit plant fairs in our region. Let us know of any other nurseries you'd like us to include. The Royal Horticultural Society Facebook Page The Alpine Garden Society Website The Scottish Rock Garden Club Website Plant Heritage Plant Fairs at Felley Priory Shires Plant Fairs are held on The Croquet Lawn, Central Avenue, West Bridgford, NG2 5GR. 2020 dates All Cancelled 18th April 2020 16th May 20th June 18th July 15th August 19th September Wollaton Hall's Website - find out about What's On and Tours. Nottingham City Council's downloadable leaflets for Wollaton Walk and 10 Tree Trails around the City. (3/4 way down the page) National Garden Scheme Gardens open for Charity, listed in The Yellow Book. Specialist Plant Fairs University of Leicester Events including Plant Fairs Please check with venue before travelling. The Independent Plant Nurseries Guide aims to support Independent British Nurseries and our incredible growers and nursery-people, by bringing as many independent nurseries together, under one virtual roof. Hortax - The Horticultural Taxonomy Group Information for the non-specialist enthusiast wishing to learn more about how plants are named. Has a good page of links to many Plant Societies. The Plant List is a working list of all known plant species. It aims to be comprehensive for species of Vascular plant (flowering plants, conifers, ferns and their allies) and of Bryophytes (mosses and liverworts). Collaboration between the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and Missouri Botanical Garden enabled the creation of The Plant List by combining multiple checklist data sets held by these institutions and other collaborators. Great British Gardens is a garden information guide for Great Britain. 700 pages, including gardens by county, alphabetic order, map search, seasonal gardens and great garden designers | Nottingham Organic Gardeners are a gardening group in Nottingham, aiming to promote organic gardening, sustainable gardening and a more localised food culture. If you love Nottinghamshire's parks, gardens and other designed landscapes, or want to learn more, they organise events including family fun and specialist talks. West Bridgford and Rushcliffe Horticultural Society Membership is open to allotment holders and private gardeners living in Rushcliffe. Beechgrove Garden TV programme From Gardens Illustrated. Garden expert Val Bourne selects 50 of the nation's finest nurseries. The Seed Site webpages about seeds - collecting seeds, storing seeds, sowing seeds, germinating seeds and exchanging seeds, with pictures of seeds, seedpods and seedlings (and a bit of botany!) Identifying Ferns in the UK, from the British Pteridological Society The UK's foremost Salvia website. Suggested blogs Gardening blogs are interesting to read and even more so when the writer is local and a Nottingham Group member. Three such blogs are - blackberrygarden.co.uk Alison Levey bramblegarden.com, Karen Gimson thecynicalgardener.com June Saddington All three are about the joys and tribulations of gardening, mostly in their own gardens, but also their occasional visits to gardens around the UK and reviews of garden tools, books and the like. All are well written with regular postings and our congratulations must go to Alison who recently won the Garden Media Guild Blog of the Year 2019! John Jearrard - a very keen plantsman - regularly updated. John Grimshaw - Director of the Castle Howard Arboretum Trust. Not been updated for a while, but has good Facebook and Instagram pages James Alexander-Sinclair - from Blackpitts Garden Wollypark's Blog - a local blogger with lots of local info. especially on Wollaton Park Helen Johnstone - has recently joined her local Group of The Hardy Plant Society See our Specialist Nursery page for a map and details of many specialist Nurseries who visit plant fairs in our region. |
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