Nottingham Organic Gardeners

Wilkinson St Nottingham, NG8 5FL

Welcome to Nottingham Organic Gardeners. 

 We are a voluntary organisation, a friendly group in Nottingham, open to all.

 We aim to promote organic and sustainable gardening, and a more localised food culture. 

 We have an Organic Demonstration Garden at Whitemoor Allotments in Nottingham and hold regular talks, workshops and events with an organic theme. 

 Please note we cannot endorse or recommend specific gardening suppliers, businesses or growers.

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Wednesday Evening Meeting and Talk (January)

  • St Johns Church Mansfield Road Nottingham, England, NG5 2DP United Kingdom (map)

A History of Gardens in Britain with Camilla Anderson

FREE for members / £2 non-members on the door

Memberships for 2024 will be available to purchase on the door for this event by card or cash.

Join us for the first NOGS monthly meeting and talk of 2024. We will be joined by Camilla Anderson who will discuss the History of Gardens in Britain. Here is what she has to say about her love for gardens:

“I’ve often wondered why I enjoy visiting gardens so much. I love the smell of a garden on a warm summer’s day and the surprise juxtaposition of plants or elements. I enjoy unravelling the history of the place and seeing if I can capture its spirit. But gardens give me so much more. Wandering around a garden gives me a calm which I rarely find elsewhere. Over the last few years, there’s been lots in the press about mindfulness – on how focusing our minds on what’s in front of us can help us to engage with the world around us. And gardens are where I find this peace. Eastern cultures can also teach us a lot. In Japan for example, gardens are created to reflect the essence of nature and to provide space to explore the meaning of life while the Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates life’s transience.”

See more on her website here

Earlier Event: December 13
Wednesday Evening Meeting and Talk (December)
Later Event: January 27
Potato Day 2024