CHS LECTURES 2021 – 2022 

LECTURES 2021 to be held at PENGLAIS SCHOOL, WAUN FAWR unless on Zoom
Ysgol Penglais, Waun Fawr, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion SY23 3AW
​7.00 pm start – 9.00 pm close
Members may choose whether to wear a face covering and there will be plenty of space to choose seating appropriate to individual needs. Sanitising will be provided and track and trace will be monitored. There will be no tea and coffee after the lecture.

Lecture reports are in the spring issue of Spadework while details of the forthcoming lectures below are in the autumn issue.

14 SEPTEMBER Doug Stewart  Great Gardens Large & Small   Chartered Horticulturalist
12 OCTOBER Ingrid Millington  Trees for the Smaller Garden   Hillview Hardy Plants, Shropshire
9 NOVEMBER JOSEPH ATKIN   Garden Styles through the Seasons   Head Gardener Aberglasney
14 DECEMBER Carly Green   Native Plants Gardens   National Botanic Garden of Wales
11 JANUARY ZOOM Ben Preston    Three Perennial Gardens Head Gardener Hillview 
8 FEBRUARY ZOOM Bob Brown   Variegated Plants   Cotswold Flower Garden
8 MARCH AGM

14 SEPTEMBER
Doug Stewart
Great Gardens Large & Small

Doug is a Chartered Horticulturalist and will include Gt Dixter in his talk

9 NOVEMBER JOSEPH ATKIN 
Garden Styles Through the Seasons

Joseph is Head Gardener at Aberglasney and a popular speaker at the CHS

14 DECEMBER
Carly Green
Native Plants for Your Garden
National Botanic Garden of Wales

11 JANUARY 2022 ZOOM
Ben Preston
Three Perennial Gardens 

Ben is Head Gardener & General Manager of York Gate, flagship of the Gardeners’ Benevolent Fund

8 FEBRUARY 2022 ZOOM
Bob Brown
Year Round Interest with Varigated Plants Cotswold Flower Garden

Philadelphus coronarius ‘variegatus’

If you enjoyed one of our lectures, please consider writing it up for SPADEWORK
Our popular journal is produced biennially. Articles by members report on our trips, plant sales, lectures and gardening matters. It contains all CHS contacts, current programmes for spring or autumn – and relies on members to fill it. We love new voices on our pages, and always have a space problem, so it can be quite short! Pictures are very welcome too. Please.

AN EMPTY POT WAITING FOR A CHS SIGNIFICANT PLANT

If you have bought a plant from the plant swap table at one of our lectures, it will be quite mature by now – if it is still alive. We would love to hear about it and have a picture of it please – even if it is in memorium.