For up-to-date Biggin Hill Gardeners Club Diary 2025 listings please check out the Events lists.
Events for you include a wide range of activities and talks. In 2025 we have Flower Shows, Gardeners Evenings, Plant Sale, Craft and Artisan Fair, and we’re planning a Weekend Workshop. At time of writing some speakers and times are still to be confirmed and will be updated once they’re known. You can always find and follow Biggin Hill Horticultural Society’s Facebook page for info and chat.
For more details on Evening Talks follow the click throughs to the relevant page where you’ll find helpful information (and some pretty pics 😉)
Why not come along and enjoy yourself – we’re a friendly bunch of gardeners and a few “nearly gardeners” too.
Gardeners Club Diary 2025
| Date | Topic | Speaker |
| March 19 | Successful Vegetable Growing | Garry Newman |
| April 4 | Spring Show | |
| April 16 | Sweet Peas for growing & showing | Brian Everest |
| May 17 | Plant Sale | |
| May 21 | Gardening is Fun – Ask the Kids! | Marie Shallcross |
| June 18 | All About Fuchsias | Carol Gobler |
| July 12 | Summer Show | |
| July 16 | Riverhill Himalayan Garden | Misako Kasahara |
| August 20 | Gardening – 5 ways of well-being | Alison Marsden |
| September 13 | Autumn Show | |
| September 17 | Heritage in London Parks & Open Spaces | Dr Ian Boulton |
| October | Autumn Craft & Artisan Fair | Date tbc |
| October 16 | Blue Haze of Castle Farm | Caroline Alexander |
| November 20 | Talk & Demonstration, Social, AGM |
Weekend Workshop, Christmas Wreath Making, these tbc
Information – Unless otherwise stated: –
Venue
Events all take place at Saint Mark’s Church Hall, Church Road, Biggin Hill, Kent unless stated otherwise.
Time
Gardeners Evenings commence at 8pm
Plant Sale is at 10.30am
Shows open to public at 3pm
Entry fees
Members – all Flower Shows, Gardeners’ Evenings and Plant Sale are free
Non-members – £3 admission for Gardeners’ Evenings. Flower Shows and Plant Sale are free
And you can always contact us by email
As your local friendly gardening club, Biggin Hill Horticultural Society offers more to members than ‘just’ talks. There are always gardening sundries such as plant labels, plant feed, and even second-hand gardening books, for sale at our gardeners evenings. And you can ask members for tips as there’s generally someone who knows the answer to your question.
