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Charity Plants
Helen Baker of Crondall Produce Show and Crondall Open Gardens fame, has been collecting plants for her plant stall. Since the open gardens event has been cancelled this year, she has a list of plants for sale in aid of Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice. Click on the link for...
Mystery Bulb Competition
The winning entry for this year's competition was grown by Pat Nield.
April hints and tips
Products available from the trading shed when it opens are in green font. Here I am in the middle of March, writing this advice, and wondering if we shall ever have any warm dry weather. However, I can see buds fattening on azaleas and magnolias and the earliest...
Temporary Closure of Trading Shed
In order to safeguard members and shed teams in case of contact with the covid-19 virus, the shed will be closed until restrictions on social contact are lifted. We shall let you know by e-mail and on this site as soon as it can be re-opened. Meanwhile, we are holding...
Latest Hints & Tips
Gardening Tips for March
Items obtainable from our trading shed are highlighted. We have reached March and spring flowers are at their stunning best to cheer us through, perhaps, the busiest part of the gardening year. Jobs to do All beds need a mulch both to retain moisture and to suppress...
Gardening Hints and Tips February 2020
by Liz Kirton. Welcome to the start of the growing year, when seeds can be sown, potatoes prepared by chitting and the first flowers: daffodils, snowdrops, primroses, winter aconites and pulmonarias show some colour. February involves pruning many late flowering...
December and January Gardening
“In the bleak midwinter….ground as hard as iron, water like a stone”. This is a difficult time for plants: when water freezes in the ground they cannot replace water lost from the leaves. They have adapted by losing their leaves and becoming dormant, or by...
September gardening
It has been a very changeable Summer weather-wise, but crops, on the whole, have been early to ripen and reasonably heavy in my patch. Summer flowers have put on a wonderful show and if you keep dead-heading, will go on for a few weeks more. Day lilies in my garden...
Welcome to Church Crookham and Fleet Garden Society
A vibrant garden society active in Fleet and Church Crookham, Hampshire. We hold several annual events and shows and run a comprehensively stocked stores hut with discounts for members.
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