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Welcome to North Berwick Gardening Club where gardeners of North Berwick and surrounding areas, of all ages with all levels of skill, come together to learn, to share and enjoy various aspects of gardening.
We meet in the North Berwick Community Centre on the last Thursday of the month for a varied programme of talks, activities and shows.The club’s next meeting will be on Thursday
28 February 2019 2 pm in the Community Centre when we will be looking at Growing Vegetables.
Existing and new members will be most welcome. Meetings will be held at 2 pm throughout the winter months. In the ABOUT section you can find this year's programme and show schedule.
The January meeting focused on houseplants. . Photos can be found in the NEWS AND PHOTOS Section
Please fill in the Contact form for any enquiry.
We meet in the North Berwick Community Centre on the last Thursday of the month for a varied programme of talks, activities and shows.The club’s next meeting will be on Thursday
28 February 2019 2 pm in the Community Centre when we will be looking at Growing Vegetables.
Existing and new members will be most welcome. Meetings will be held at 2 pm throughout the winter months. In the ABOUT section you can find this year's programme and show schedule.
The January meeting focused on houseplants. . Photos can be found in the NEWS AND PHOTOS Section
Please fill in the Contact form for any enquiry.
Spring is on its way, see below a selection of photos taken by members. The first is a nice example of a flowing quince Chaenomeles (was Cydonia) flowering early as it is trained against a warm sunny trellis.. There are three wild species of these deciduous, sometimes spiny, shrubs, from China and Japan. Garden forms are available in red, pink and white. They can be grown as rather loose bushes but are usually trained as wall plants. This is not the quince grown principally for fruit but any fruit that is produced is palatable when cooked.
