Middlesex Group
of the Hardy Plant Society
Welcome to the website of the Hardy Plant Society, Middlesex Group, one of the local groups of the national Hardy Plant Society. We are a friendly group - both of experienced gardeners and enthusiastic newcomers - but we all share an interest in hardy, herbaceous, perennials and enjoy discovering more about how to grow and display these beautiful and varied plants in our gardens.
We meet regularly, usually on the first Monday of every month at Field End Junior School, Field End Road, Eastcote. We have a varied Programme of Speakers, as well as plants for sale at our meetings. We also visit gardens, shows, and other places of horticultural interest and we organise three Public Plant Sales each year. You can find out more on the Trips and Plant Sales page.
New members are always assured of a warm welcome, so why not come along and join us?
We are social! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram
Nitty, 470 Pinner Road HA5 5RR - Sunday 26 Sept 2021, 2-5pm.
Adults £5, Children free
For this open day you can pre-book your tickets in advance, but it is not essential. Click on the link below for more details.
Visit a garden in your area - National Garden Scheme (ngs.org.uk)
Subject of the photograph, 'Photos of Lockdown this last year'
Photos will be judged at the meeting on 6th December 2021
A very cold, dry April and now a very wet May have set us all extra challenges with our plant propagations and in our gardens, but as gardeners we are always forever optimistic of better weather and better blooms ahead. The good news is that we have another Zoom Talk arranged which you can join from the comfort of your own homes whatever the weather throws at us in June. The details are:
Darren Lerigo at Modern Mint – Zoom Talk
Tuesday, 8 June from 7.00 pm
‘A Very British Garden’
Ideas for plants that suit a British garden
Darren has extensive experience, giving over 50 talks per year, as well as speaking at Blenheim Palace and The National Flower Show, running topiary workshops, leading garden tours and for EBKA giving the Ted Hooper Memorial Lecture.
