Garden Club

It's no surprise that keeping your patch of grass looking nice can be difficult.  The combined effect of children, dogs, garden furniture and outdoor fun and games – not to mention periodic droughts and downpours – means  most lawns take

Most successful gardens have an element of design to them. But you do not necessarily need to employ a garden designer to improve the look and management of your own space. In this evening talk expert Roger Platts will unlock

Choosing the right plant for the right place is almost all the battle in gardens. However it's all too easy to put a sun plant where it gets too much shade or a shade plant where it gets too much sun. Our

Gardens don't always live up to our expectations: not enough colour, little winter interest, too much hard work or simply too boring. If you look at your garden and feel it has lost its sparkle (or maybe never had it) something

Musbury Garden Club welcomes back local designer Jenny Short for her talk on ponds and water features. During the last century nearly 70% of ponds have been lost from the UK countryside meaning water in gardens has an increased importance

Join John Clark, Conservation Officer at the Devon Gardens Trust, for  a guided walk around some of Exeter's parks and gardens alongside the City wall and the River Exe. John will meet the train from Axminster arriving at Exeter Central at

Afternoon trip with Musbury Garden Club to Cothelstone Manor, a grade 2* listed historic house in the Quantocks, not normally open to the public. It dates from the early 1600s. Leaving Musbury around 1pm we will take the coach to

Morning trip by coach to Holcombe Court Gardens, near Wellington. The seven acres of gardens of this Grade 1 listed Tudor manor house are rarely open to the public . They feature herbaceous borders, trout ponds, a Victorian rockery, a restored and recreated

Join local grower, garden designer and florist Angela Brooke-Smith for this first talk of Musbury Garden Club's new season. Angela will explain how she got started in the business and how gardeners can create their own cutting garden. She will

Musbury Garden Club welcomes back Dr Don Archer who will tell the inspirational life story of gardener/architect/entrepreneur Joseph Paxton. A multi-talented individual whose influence is still felt today. Joseph Paxton started as a garden labourer and flourished as gardener to