Not just a load of flowers

68th Annual Show

Drimpton Village Hall

Saturday 10th August at 2:15 pm

Annual Flower Show, Drimpton

The Flower Show has been bringing together people from Drimpton and our neighbouring villages for decades. It's not all about flowers and vegetables. If you cook, paint, create or make things, you will find classes to enter or just enjoy viewing. All age ranges are catered for, there are even classes for families.
This year, the prize money has  been increased, there will be teas and tasty treats as well as a raffle and the weigh-in for the Potato Competition.

If you join the Society on the day entry is free!

Key dates and times

Entries by Wednesday 7th August please,  then bring exhibits to the hall on Friday evening or Show Day before before 10.45am.
Spare Schedules from Brian - Post Office Yard or view online: Schedule
Open to the public at 2.15pm on  Show Day,  Saturday 10th August.
Presentations at  4.30pm by  Becky Groves of Groves Nursery.

Flower Show, Drimpton Village Hall

To go with your newly dug potatoes?

From a friend and neighbour of the Garden Club:

A’FEARED

OF FISH

No need at all, they don’t all bite.

Come along to the Free Fish Cookery workshop

at the Village Hall Drimpton, 

meet some fishy old friends & some less endangered species.

Saturday 3 August 10.30 - 1 pm.

• Learn how best to deal with whatever comes out of the sea that morning, steam, microwave, grill, bake, whatever suits the fish!
• We eat what we cook for lunch
• No need to book but places are limited so if you want to get in, get in touch with  Tony Gibbons

A’FEARED

OF FISH

The Garden in Summer - overgrown? Hear what our guest speaker has to say.

The next evening meeting: Wednesday 17th July, 7.15 for 7.30 pm

The speaker on 17th July is Malcolm Mills and the title of the talk is:

Managing an Overgrown Garden. 

This talk has been prepared specially for us and moves on a bit from the original title of The Garden in Summer - what have people been telling the Gold Club about our gardens?

The Gold Club speakers are always amongst the best we have, so even if you have a tidy garden (does anyone?) it should be entertaining.