I need help! Each year I compile a list of national and major flower shows and other large gardening events in the UK, but I want to extend it and ensure I capture all the major gardening events going on in 2011.
I also want to include all the national gardening 'weeks' and 'days' that relate to plants and gardening - like National Tree Week, National Conifer Week, National Allotment Week and National Tomato Day - yes, there is one!
There's so much info out there about shows and events, but no-one seems to produce a really comprehensive list. This is my aim for 2011. Don't worry I won't be following up and asking people to give me money for advertising - honest.
So, if anyone knows of an event going on, or is even organising one, or who knows of a national week or day that needs to be more widely known and promoted to gardeners then please let me know. You can either leave a comment on this blog or e-mail me direct at info@gardenforumhorticulture.co.uk
If there's a website with more info, it would be great if you could let me have the web address.
And no funny quips about me needing 'help' please!
Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteHi Geoff
ReplyDeleteWe have a new landscaping and horticulture event for October 2011.
Not officially launched as yet but your readers can follow its pre-launch discussion on the Landscape Juice network.
http://www.landscapejuicenetwork.com/forum/topics/landscape-juice-network-3
Kind regards
Phil
http://www.landscapejuice.com
Hi Phil
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info - much appreciated.
Sorry for the delay I've been out and about judging gardens for the last few weeks.
Geoff
I did a monthly Events Diary in 2009 which I've summarised in the post below. The monthly posts have links to the appropriate websites which should give you the updated dates for 2011.
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Hi VP
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link - much appreciated. It all helps to build up my events list.
Geoff