Garden designer Steve Lovell will demonstrate how thinking about the texture provided by berries, bark and leaves, can give our gardens all year round value and interest.
Join us as we walk around the gardens to see how art is inspired by beautiful summer flowers. This tour is one of the events for Sheffield Environment Weeks.
This June evening we will be looking at Plants that Shakespeare referenced in his works.
Horticulture Innovation Manager and gardener Owen Hayman shares the inside track on Sheffield’s Grey to Green planting success story
(Image with thanks to Alastair Johnstone (Climate Visuals)
Felley Priory is a garden with rare and unusual plants, a house to explore and Farmhouse Tea Room
As you walk up to the Bear Pit you cannot fail to notice on your left-hand side, slightly set up on the slope, this magnificent evergreen Rhododendron with its pink flower buds that open to loose trusses of about 10-12 almost pure white flowers, they are sweetly scented lily-like and around 7cms to 9cms across.
We are back at the Pollen Market in the city centre, promoting the Friends and publicising the Botanical Gardens.