A day mostly spent picking – autumn raspberries; runner beans; dwarf French beans and corn. We also dug up carrots. The wonderfully coloured red Borlotti beans and the Black Pod beans […]
The first lecture in our Winter Programme is tomorrow evening (details below). The lecture starts at 7.30pm and will be held in the lecture theatre at the Royal Botanic Garden […]
George’s Hyacinth and small flowered Daffodil bulbs have arrived and he has started planting. This year his potting media is a mix of potting compost with added John Innes […]
The Brantwood Trust is looking for a new full time Head Gardener to take on the challenge of looking after and developing the historic gardens and estate. Brantwood is the […]
As we get closer to moving into Saughton Park, we have come up with an exciting activities programme at the park. This will run alongside our existing Winter Lecture Programme […]
Many of you are involved with your local community gardening and horticulture groups. Did your group win an award at the 2019 Beautiful Scotland Awards? Full details of all of […]
The Full workshop will be held at Saughton Park at 2pm on 6th October. The cost is £28. For this, participants will pot up 6 pots of bulbs: 4 daffodils, […]
With rain threatened, the first job on Thursday was to pick the soft fruit before it got wet, then on with digging up the trial potatoes and weighing them. We […]
The eagle-eyed amongst you will have spotted an error in the Events Programme card that was sent out with Preview. The Schools and Junior Groups Spring Show is actually on […]
Dr Philip Lusby MBE, RBGE: The Ornamental use of Roses in British Gardens throughout the Centuries. Philip Lusby is Course Director and Senior Lecturer in Horticulture and Botany at the […]