16:30:26 o'clock BST
Kennington Garden Society: Plant Medicines from your Doctor Thurs 10 July 7.30pm
KENNINGTON
GARDEN SOCIETY
THURSDAY 10 JULY
7.30 PM
at
ROOTS AND SHOOTS
WALNUT TREE WALK
PLANT MEDICINES FROM YOUR
DOCTOR
By
MIKE
WATTS
Non-members
welcome

Kennington
Garden
Society
Interested in London gardening?
If
you have a window box, patio or something bigger, then why not
join!
The Kennington
Garden Society has been in existence for over 70 years and thrives on local
gardening interest.
We have monthly
meetings with lectures and demonstrations on a wide variety of gardening topics.
These are held in the exciting new hall of Roots and Shoots on Walnut Tree
Walk.
There are two flower shows a
year (March and July) which take
place in St. Anselm’s Church Hall at Kennington Cross, where gardening, cooking
and children’s classes are on show and judged for cups and
prizes.
If you would like
more information or a brochure, why not contact our membership secretary, tel.
no. 020 7582 5575.
Membership is £3
per annum or £5 for a couple
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16:29:00 o'clock BST
Walworth Garden Farm AGM + Presentation Thursday 31 July
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08:23:38 o'clock BST
Kennington Gardens Society: summer show Saturday 5 July 2008
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12:17:46 o'clock BST
Pleasures of Vauxhall: Music for a Summer's Evening
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12:06:46 o'clock BST
Kennington Gardens Society: Alpines in Chile Thursday 12 June 7.30pm
KENNINGTON
GARDENS SOCIETY
THURSDAY 12 June
7.30 PM
at
ROOTS AND SHOOTS
WALNUT TREE WALK
ALPINES IN CHILE
By
Dr JOHN HUGHES
Non-members welcome

Kennington
Garden
Society
Interested in London gardening?
If
you have a window box, patio or something bigger, then why not
join!
The KenningtonGarden Society has
been in existence for over 70 years and thrives on local gardening
interest.
We have monthly meetings with
lectures and demonstrations on a wide variety of gardening topics. These are
held in the exciting new hall of Roots and Shoots on Walnut Tree
Walk.
There are two flower shows a
year (March and July) which take
place in St. Anselm’s Church Hall at Kennington Cross, where gardening, cooking
and children’s classes are on show and judged for cups and
prizes.
If you would like more information or
a brochure, why not contact our membership secretary, tel. no. 020 7582
5575.
Membership is £3 per annum or £5 for
a couple
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08:54:48 o'clock BST
Roots & Shoots Open Weekend Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th June 11am-4pm
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09:06:23 o'clock BST
Plant Sale @ Roots & Shoots Saturday 31st May 10.30am to 4pm
ROOTS & SHOOTS PLANT SALE
SATURDAY
31ST 
10:30 A.M. TO 4 P.M.
HERBS, VEGETABLES,
FLOWERS
GOOD SELECTION OF PLANTS AT VERY REASONABLE
PRICES



ROOTS AND
SHOOTS
WALNUT TREE
WALK
LONDON SE11 6DN
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09:56:25 o'clock BST
Roots and Shoots open weekend - 7 and 8 June 11am – 4pm

SUMMER OPEN
GARDEN WEEKEND
in
aid of the National Gardens Scheme
Saturday
7 and Sunday 8 June, 11am – 4pm
ROOTS &
SHOOTS, FITZALAN STREET, LONDON SE11
6DN
The acclaimed
half-acre wildlife garden at south London charity Roots and Shoots opens in aid
of the National Gardens Scheme on 7 and 8 June. Its wild meadow,
passionflowers, gloriously scented sprawling roses, soaring echiums, fruit
trees, grasses and wild herbs will be at their early summer best. Visitors can
also look out for the many butterflies, birds, bees, toads, newts and other
wonderful and surprising creatures which find their way to this quiet corner of
south London
There will be
garden tours, beekeeping demonstrations and refreshments on both days and, on
the Sunday, many children’s activities including a falconry
display by Countrywide Falconry, microscope workshops in the splendid new
wildlife study centre, storytelling in the Lambeth Dragon’s den deep in the wild
garden, juggling workshops, children's art and solar energy workshops with Solar
Century.
The
informal and friendly atmosphere at Roots and Shoots’ events makes people want
to join in and everyone is made to feel welcome. For the past 26 years the
charity has been working with young people from Lambeth and Southwark whose
school days have been difficult and often unhappy. They are trained in
horticulture or retail and, at the same time, all kinds of other life skills,
giving them the confidence to equip them for the world of work – with great
success.
Last
summer, the new eco-training centre complete with photovoltaic panels, bird and
insect boxes, green and brown roofs and rainwater catchment system, was
officially opened by The Prince of Wales. It is now the focus of
Lambeth life, being available for community activities, while more than 2000
schoolchildren visit the wildlife garden every year. Roots and Shoots is also
the base of the London Beekeepers Association, and the venue for its beekeeping
courses.
ADMISSION:
Adults £2, children free. Proceeds to the National Gardens Scheme. Refreshments
available.
For
information telephone 0207 587 1131 or visit
www.rootsandshoots.org.uk
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08:52:35 o'clock BST
Garden Open Day: Harleyford Road Community Garden SW8 Sunday 8th June 2pm - 5pm
OPEN GARDEN Harleyford Road Community Garden
SW8 Sunday, 8th June
2008 2pm -
5pm
Cream Teas and
Music
All
Welcome
(Photo:
Colin Wing)
In 1984 local residents started to
grow vegetables on a 1.5-acre plot of waste land, beginning the present
community garden. Apart from a few existing trees, the whole garden has been
created and maintained by residents. The garden is divided into several areas
including a wildlife area, pond and a playground.
New features this year
include a mosaic wall, extended mosaic paths and new benches.
Activities:
Cream Teas and Music
Entrance:
From 37 Bonnington Square or
Harleyford Road
Buses:
36, 185, 436 + 2, 88
Stations:
Vauxhall, Oval
Access:
The majority of the garden is
wheelchair-accessible, includingthe lavatory.
Dogs:
Working assistance dogs
only
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