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Thursday – a cloudy morning but breaking into warm sunshine after lunch. The felt on the hut roof was finally repaired so all is well for the winter. The netting […]

Details of a new book written for the Royal Commission for Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS)   by Garden History Society (GHSS) member Marilyn Brown “Scotland’s [...]

Please find attached a poster for a Garden History Society Scotland lecture to be held on Monday 5th November. Please feel free to forward it to contacts who may be interested. […]

Members of the Caley were busy planting bulbs at a workshop this weekend.  See the link to the website for more information.  https://thecaley.org.uk/shows/spring-show/bulb-planting-workshop [...]

Apple day at the Botanics (Saturday and Sunday) was great fun and extremely busy!  Lots of questions about the many different varieties, growing apples and pruning.   There is huge […]

Come to the Royal Botanic Gardens on Saturday 20th October between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., (Sunday 21st  from 1 to 4) and talk with representatives of the Royal Caledonian […]

Want to inject life into your high street, show how easy it is to grow fruit and vegetables and reduce carbon? This seminar will explain the growing use of fruit […]

In the morning it was mild and bright with a buzzard circling overhead, but rain was anticipated in the afternoon so the team hurried on with the day’s tasks. There […]

Sunny and mild on the allotment on Thursday so a good day to give the grass its last cut of the season and tidy the hut. It was time to […]

At the first talk of the season Dr Stan da Prato presented “Explorations in Ecuador” based on two trips to a country that straddles the Equator as well as the […]