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We have regrettably had to cancel two further garden visits from our Spring/Summer events programme.  These visits were to The Manor House, Upton Grey and Old Camps, Thatcham.   We are very disappointed as these visits were suggested by many of our members.  We were...

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It is with regret that we have had to take the decision to cancel our first two garden visits.  The first being to Weirs Barn, Hartley Wintney and the second, a coach trip to Leonardslee and High Beeches, West Sussex. It is likely that some of the other garden visits,...

A grant of £200 was given recently towards the tools and equipment to assist in the school's garden by way of encouragement to children's education in what is a locality of some need. Staff and children at the school say 'we would like to say thank you so much for...

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Our Spring/Summer events programme is now available.  Please click here to be directed to our full listing.

It's the start of an exciting year for the Gilbert White Museum in Selborne as it begins to celebrate Gilbert White's 300th year. Hampshire Gardens Trust is one of the many partners involved in helping to celebrate and promote the year's activities. 'Gilbert White...

Researched and written by members of the Hampshire Gardens Trust Research Group, this book details the work of the famous landscape gardener Humphry Repton for his client George Purefoy Jervoise at Herriard Park between 1793 and 1800. The book draws on the extensive...

Please click here for the 2019 AGM NEWS STORY.  

As the year draws to a close,  readers may be interested to know a little about the titles which we have added to our library collection in 2019. There has been a blend of old and new;  we are fortunate to receive occasional donations from friends of second-hand books...

Please click here to read our 2019 Annual Report.

Thanks to the Friends of King John's Garden in Romsey, a dovecote and two bat boxes have been installed in the garden.  The dovecote has been slightly modified with tiny holes, to encourage small birds to use it.  The glorious garden is part of King John's House,...