Apples are right in season for our show and this cake makes really good use of some cooking apples. Please use this recipe to ensure […]
Club Annual Show
The Annual Show on 16th September saw the White Hart Barn filled with displays of plants, produce and more besides. All the entries of the […]
Hunting in Peru
Our July speaker was Pamela Holt who recounted her adventures plant hunting in Peru in the late 1970’s. She explained how she tracked down the […]
Penshurst Place and Gardens
On 22nd May, we had an excellent turnout and plenty of sunshine for our first official garden coach visit of 2017. Tour Leader Jean Jones […]
Walking the South Downs Way
At the May Meeting of the Gardeners’ Club, Graham Harding gave a talk with accompanying slides on his walking the South Downs Way, which he […]
Plants for Shady Places
From the talk by Colin Moat called “50 Greys of Shade” here is his list of plants for shady places: Top 10(ish) Bulbs/Corms/Roots Narcissus ‘Jenny’/ […]
We’re not just skulking around in dark shady corners
Even non-gardeners have surely noticed the arrival of Spring whether it be the smell of newly-mown grass, tree blossom or even just the dandelions! So […]
Sex, death and violence at Godstone Gardeners’ Club
At our March meeting we welcomed back Stephen Harmer, lecturer in garden history, to hear about ‘Sissinghurst – the history’. Rather than dwell on the […]
April 2017 – Rhubarb and lemon baked cheesecake
This recipe uses rhubarb which is just coming into season in April. It is from ‘Delicious Magazine‘ and, frankly, it does what it says on […]
April 2017 – Spinach and Parmesan Cakes
This is not a cake you would eat with a cup of tea but it is certainly a great starter or a side dish for […]