Emsworth Horticultural Society

The

Society

was

formed

in

1919,

originally

for

local

allotment

holders.

Nowadays,

the

Society

welcomes

anyone

who

is

interested

in

gardening

of

any

sort.

Membership

is

available

at

£7

per

household

per

annum

.

EHS Membership provides the following benefits
Access to The Hut (the Distribution Store) which offers most gardening requirements at reasonable cost. Advice is also on hand A program of talks on gardening and related subjects Coach outings to gardens of horticultural and historic interest Additionally, there are opportunities to meet with fellow enthusiasts and admire local gardens at our Garden Natter Mornings and occasional Open Gardens Plant Sales are held at talks and annually at The Distribution Store (The Hut) Quarterly Newsletter to keep members informed

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EHS is affiliated to • The Royal Horticultural Society , • The Hampshire Federation of Horticultural Societies • The British Fuchsia Society • The National Dahlia Society • The National Vegetable Society • The Royal National Rose Society • The National Chrysanthemum Society
Website updated: 13th October 2021
Message from the Co-Chairs Autumn 2021
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The Hut Opening Hours 2021 Every Sunday - 10 - 12 noon Apart from August Bank Holiday Monday, December and early January. The hut will re-open on Sunday 9th January 2022
Last Updated: 13.10.2021 14:31 v1
We’re pleased to be holding face to face events again. During recent months members Hazel and Martin Stewart, Ann Moss and Sarah Sanderson generously opened their gardens for members to visit, and socialise. Our biggest event was the Show of course – more about that later. A guided walk at West Dean Gardens was the highlight of early September. The head gardener, Tom Brown, showed us round the areas which he is renovating and replanting. During lockdown when Tom didn’t have the staff to maintain it, the area beyond the college went wild. He aims to make it no less attractive but easier to maintain. Autumn talks will be via Zoom. In October highly regarded gardening journalist Adam Pascoe will speak to us, and in November Hoo House Nursery owner Julie Ritchie. More details can be found in this newsletter and on the EHS website. We hope to have a social event in December, depending on the Covid situation. We were pleased to co-opt Annette Wood to the EHS committee in August. She’s begun by organising a seed swap at Sarah’s open garden. If you weren’t able to take part, there are still a few seed packets to be found at the Hut. The EHS is supporting the RHS’s campaign for sustainable gardening by offering peat-free and organic products for sale at the Hut. Visit the RHS website for 10 ways to be more sustainable in your garden:
rhs.org.uk/advice/gardening-for-the-environment
Lyn Davies and Colin Beale
ehschair@outlook.com