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Autumn Show 2023
Saturday September 30th
12noon - 5pm
Holy Trinity Hall & Church
Put the date in your diaries and start preparing your entries for the competition. There will be the usual entry to classes such as flowers, vegetables, home made wine, beers and drinks, and some exciting new ones too!
This year, one of our guest judges is
JILLY GOULDEN, TV wine expert.
And new for 2023 will be the POETRY TENT where you can read out your own poetry or enjoy being in the audience, listening.
Poetry tent times: 2pm - 3pm.
A fun day for all with stalls such as Friends of Medway, tombola and refreshments.
This year's theme:
Oceans and Rivers.
Click here to DOWNLOAD your entry form or go to the Autumn Show page which has all the details (Click on the ''Take me to the Autumn Show page' button below)
Click here to DOWNLOAD the children's Age 3 - 6 colouring-in picture
Our successful Open Gardens 2023
What a lovely weekend everyone had, visiting 8 gardens which had been kindly made available to the public by some of our residents. We have a wonderful gallery which gives an insight into what delights we found. Thanks to the committee, to the volunteers who did a great job with refreshments or marshalling and of course, to everyone who came along.
Jenny Lynne has composed a poem which we are delighted to share with you. This is found on the Events page.
2023 AGM
Our annual general meeting takes place at the Trinity Hall on November 2, 2023 at 7pm.
RHS affliated member
The Royal Horticultural Society affiliation affords us support, advice andunderpins our work.
Goodbye to Margaret Allday
Margaret recently passed away and we have her very much in our thoughts. Margaret played a huge part in the development and work of the society, most recently looking after the accounts and finance for us. We were all saddened by her recent passing and would like to express our condolences, but also our enduring gratitude, to her family and friends.
Sustainable gardening
Over the year we will be showcasing how some of our gardeners are encouraging wildlife and using more envronmetally friendly approaches in their gardening.
Some simple ideas are found in our Sustainable gardens page...
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