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Its not long until our next meeting, is it in your diary….
2019/05/31 19:00:00
We welcome all gardeners to our meetings…
(You don’t have to live in Hook to come to our meetings)
Our next meeting
Gill Dixon
Hedgehogs – The Gardeners’ Friend
31st May 2019 at 7.00p.m.
Gill Dixon runs Pricklington Palace, a small 16 bedroomed Hedgehog Sanctuary.
Gill will be sharing her passion for hedgehogs, and suggesting ways to make our gardens more friendly to these snuffling friends.
All welcome
Our Programme
To download our programme for 2019 either click on the image above, or click here.
We meet on the last Friday of the month at Hook Memorial Hall from 7.00 p.m.
Entry to meetings is £3 per person, to include a plant/seed swap and FREE refreshments.
We also have a rather awesome raffle!
Where to find us...
We are very easy to find.
Hook is just a few minutes drive from Goole or the M62 motorway.
The Memorial Hall is a large white building with parking adjacent.
(Please can you be careful not to obstruct our neighbours driveways when you park)
Set your SatNav to DN14 5PG, and let your car do the rest…
A date for the diary
Harrogate Autumn Flower show will be here soon enough.
13th – 15th September 2019
Fundraising Stall...
We have been invited to have a fundraising stall at Hook Community Celebrations Group community fun day on Sunday 23rd June from 1.00 p.m. onwards at Heppy’s – Sotheron Arms
FREE ENTRY
We will be selling a selection of Justine’s Homemade Fundraising Preserves and other gardening Goodies!
RHS Harlow Carr Visit
1st September £26.00 per person
Includes
Coach transport from Hook Cemetery
Entry to RHS Garden Harlow Carr
Guided tour with RHS Garden Harlow Carr Curator Paul Cook
Payment required on booking
Our Newsletter
We are a very active Gardening Club
Along with out monthly meetings we arrange visits and outings
We make fundraising jams and Chutneys
There always seems to be something going on…
Rosemary Cottage
Rosemary Cottage is the Garden of Justine Dixon, who organises Hook Gardening Club.
Justine opens her gorgeous East Yorkshire Garden for the National Gardens Scheme every other year.
To find out more just click here, or click on the image…
We ❤️ Hedgehogs
As a Gardening Club we love Hedgehogs
We love their secretive, snuffling ways
We want to protect them, so we collect donations and support the lovely people at ‘Pricklington Palace’
You are awesome!
We love the team at Henley’s Nurseries
They sell great plants.
Many are found growing in out Hook Gardens
They sponsor our Club
Thank you – You are awesome
Thank you
We couldn’t do it without you.
You sponsor us.
You provide our raffle prizes.
And we appreciate you.
Click here to say thank you to all our sponsors and supporters
I had a lovely attentive audience who seemed receptive to the ‘working with (and for) wildlife’ gardening methods at Shandy Hall. Thanks to Hook Gardening Club for inviting me!
Wonderful talk, thoroughly enjoyed and will be going to see Shandy hall and its beautiful garden. First visit for me and my parents to the gardening club, we were made very welcome and looking forward to next month’s meeting.
Had my first but certainly not my last visit last night I will certainly be back. Lovely group, interesting speaker, a great community group. Thanks for your welcome.
Many thanks for a lovely evening. Everyone was really welcoming and friendly and it was great to be back at Hook Gardening Club, this time with Jill for our Gardening on the Menu talk – Martin Fish
The garden club is an excellent addition for Hook. For many reasons but we have always loved gardening and it gives us chance to keep in touch with new ideas from the wide variety of speaker to the social part. It has helped us integrate ourselves into the village.
‘Great to meet everyone and for being so welcoming. Hope to see you at RHS Harlow Carr sometime