The
Society
was
formed
in
1919,
originally
for
local
allotment
holders.
Nowadays,
the
Society
welcomes
anyone
who
is
interested
in
gardening
of
any
sort.
Membership
is
available
at
£7
per
household
per
annum
.
EHS Membership provides the
following benefits
Access
to
The
Hut
(the
Distribution
Store)
which
offers
most
gardening
requirements
at
reasonable
cost. Advice is also on hand
A program of talks on gardening and related subjects
Coach
outings
to
gardens
of
horticultural
and
historic
interest
Additionally,
there
are
opportunities
to
meet
with
fellow
enthusiasts
and
admire
local
gardens
at
our
Garden
Natter
Mornings
and
occasional
Open
Gardens
Plant
Sales
are
held
at
talks
and
annually
at
The
Distribution Store (The Hut)
Quarterly Newsletter to keep members informed
EHS is affiliated to
•
The Royal Horticultural Society
,
•
The Hampshire Federation of Horticultural
Societies
•
The British Fuchsia Society
•
The National Dahlia Society
•
The National Vegetable Society
•
The Royal National Rose Society
•
The National Chrysanthemum Society
Website updated: 05th November 2020
Message from the Chair
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Advice to all users of this or any other website
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be
warned
-
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receive
an
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with
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from
a
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may
look
legitimate,
but
please
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NOT
OPEN
the
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or
click
on
any
links...
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than
likely
it
will
be
carrying
a
computer
virus...
Preferably
delete
the
email
without
opening.
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you
have
inadvertently
opened
the
attachment,
please
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Important Notices
Emsworth Horticultural Society
Lyn Davies (Co-Chair)
emshorticultural@gmail.com
November Update
Zoom Talk - “An Allotment
Year” by Alan Williams
We have video recorded the Zoom
talk given by Alan Williams and is
available on this website.
We’re
pleased
to
announce
the
following
Zoom
talk
on Thursday 19
th
November 2020, starting at 7.30pm:
‘The Salutation Hotel garden & designing borders
for colour succession.' by Steven Edney
Steve
has
formal
qualifications
in
horticulture
and
was
recently
Head
Gardener
at
the
Lutyens
designed
Salutation
Hotel
in
Sandwich,
Kent.
He
is
currently
overseeing
the
renovation
of
Canterbury
Cathedral
gardens
and
has
other
garden
design
&
consultancy
projects.
He
sits
on
the
RHS
herbaceous
perennials
advisory committee.
The
link
to
join
the
talk
will
be
sent
out
a
day
or
two
before
the
meeting.
Do
join
us
if
you
can
–
if
you
need
help
with
Zoom
get
in
touch
with
a
committee
member beforehand for advice.
The Hut.
We
intend
to
keep
the
Hut
open
through
November
for
sales
and
membership
renewals,
though
we
will
have to take each Sunday as it comes.
We
have
to
be
strict
about
Covid
restrictions
which
are:
Only
one
person
allowed
in
at
a
time
at
the
invitation
of
the
volunteer
at
the
double
door
entrance.
Queue 2 metres apart outside the hut
Masks to be worn
Sanitise your hands with the sanitiser provided
Follow
the
one-way
route
and
leave
by
the
door
at the end by the office.
Don’t forget -
Seed
order
deadline
is
Sunday
29
th
November
2020
The November sale – 50% off selec
ted items
.
