Dunsfold and Hascombe Horticultural Society

Last week we visited Fittleworth House near Pulborough by kind permission of the owners and were treated to a wonderful guided tour with...

June was certainly an unusual month for gardeners, following on from an unseasonably cool May. The heatwave was most welcome and meant...

First Garden Visit 2021

Now Sunday 9 May 10-12

Visit us for well priced, home grown seedlings and herbaceous plants.

Little and often is a good motto for Spring

Blossoming hedgerows signal the arrival of spring and time to start seed sowing in earnest

Fancy an Allotment? Let the Society know if you are interested.

... so its time for our very first Virtual Spring Show! Please join us in some friendly competition by submitting your photos of lovely...

Necessity and a relatively warm, dry afternoon meant that I ventured out and started cutting back and clearing borders before the...

The Society was delighted to host Timothy Walker last night for his talk entitled 'Bordering on Insanity'. Timothy has been in great...

Whilst it is easy to despair in January’s grey, wet weather, we must remember that spring is right around the corner. Muddy dog walks...

Happy New Year everyone! The holidays were not what any of us expected this year but with the days now getting noticeably longer and...

We are delighted to announce our programme of lectures for early 2021. As we mentioned earlier, all lectures will be delivered online...

Surrey’s beautiful countryside has continued to provide outstanding displays of colours throughout these grey, overcast days. The trees,...

October Jobs in the Fruit & Veg Patch

AGM Regrettably Cancelled

Time to shop for Tulips

Ben Pope's recommendations for 'Making the Most of What You Have' from our September lecture

Dunsfold seems to be a little microclimate all of its own. And now is the time to re-examine borders and identify most suitable plants.