

The 2020 PGHS Year Book is here! All of the updated details relating to the 2020 Annual Show have been uploaded to our Summer Show pages for your information, and you can download a PDF copy of the full Year Book here.
An interesting and informative visit was enjoyed by all – especially the homemade cakes and the discounted excellent quality plants for sale!
Above pictured was The Horticultural Society’s contribution to St George’s Parish Flower Festival held on 27th and 28th April. The theme was ‘Music in Bloom’ The arrangement entitled ‘All that Jazz’ was done by Libby Tate-Harte and Yvonne Newman.
As this photo illustrates, this was a very popular evening presentation when in excess of 100 people turned up at the Village Hall to listen to Jason Emrich, Estate Manager, & Penny Green, Estate Ecologist, talk about their conservation project. This is now one of the most successful wildlife conservation projects in the UK having reintroduced many rare species, including turtle doves and Purple Emperor butterflies. Find out more here!
Instructions for: Class 26 The heaviest root of potatoes in a bag class at the Summer Show (August 3rd 2019)
Planting the Potato
Placing the Bag
Bringing the Bag to the Show
Good Luck!
The 2019 PGHS Yearbook is now available. You can read it online below, or download from here: DOWNLOAD
Partridge Green year book 2019
Thank you all for a spectacular show this year! Despite the challenging weather conditions this summer, the displays were outstanding.
To see this year’s deserving winners click here!
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Saturday & Sunday 16th & 17th June 11am-5pm
All in aid of various charities.
This ever popular village event is in its 7th year and has so far raised over £11,000 for various charities.
We are so excited about our 22 gardens which are opening this year, 6 of them are new! Each garden will have a charity box so any donations will be gratefully received.
It is a chance to see the beautiful designs, compact plots, hidden jewels and favourites from last year. Many of them will be serving refreshments and lovely homemade treats.
The Scarecrow trail is now a big part of the Village walkabout weekend as you go from garden to garden.
The leaflets with all the information will be available on the day from Bluebells Nursery situated next to Jolesfield Primary School, Littleworth Lane RH13 8JE. Copies will also be in the Village shops and will be delivered to all houses in the Partridge Green and Dial post Newsletter. The No.17 Southdown bus covers most of the route. Parking is available behind the village hall, and there are plenty of comfort stops along the way.