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Join Sam Syson to increase your knowledge on Hostas. All about the hosta, will be a detailed overview into growing hostas. Sam will finish the talk showcasing the journey Sjhosta has gone on over the past 2 years to set up one of the biggest hosta specialists in the North of England.
Unusual edibles offer a glimpse into the diversity of what we can eat beyond common fruits and vegetables. Join us to explore some lesser-known foods to expand our culinary horizons.
Join us this evening for a walk looking at tropical trees and plants around the Gardens.
Learn more about this magnificent property and its history before the trust. Wentworth Woodhouse is a Grade I listed country house in the village of Wentworth. The building has more than 300 rooms, with 250,000 square feet (23,000 m2) of floorspace, including 124,600 square feet (11,580 m2) of living area, and was – until it ceased to be privately owned – often listed as the largest private residence in the United Kingdom.
This talk explores how a small group of local residents, emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic, created a long-term vision for the site and developed it almost entirely through volunteering, partnership working and grant funding. It charts the garden's evolution from its first flower beds and willow structures through to becoming a registered charity with a 99-year lease, expanding educational facilities and an increasingly diverse programme of activities.
The presentation reflects on what has worked, the challenges of managing a shared community space, balancing people and nature, and the opportunities that lie ahead as the garden seeks to become an important local centre for environmental education, biodiversity enhancement and community wellbeing within Sheffield.
Join us as we walk around to see how art is inspired by beautiful summer flowers.
Plant of the month
Brazilian plume flower
This is sometimes seen as a houseplant, but not often as a magnificent showy specimen shrub as here in the Pavilion’s West Ridge and Furrow section. This is in full sun, though J. carnea is tolerant of very shady situations. Its plumes of pink tubular flowers contrast well with the evergreen, dark leaves which are deeply veined and purple on the underside.