29.10.18
RHS Libraries collaboration with students from Writtle University College taking a fresh look at Repton’s gardening principles to respond to their own public landscape design projects. Garden Display at RHS Garden Hyde Hall will feature the students’ final project designs, with their own take on Repton’s famous ‘before and after’....
22.10.18
This study day features a keynote address from Professor Stephen Daniels, and further contributions from those involved with the restoration of Cobham Hall. Monday Oct 22nd 10am-4pm £50 (to include lunch, tea and tours), £45 (KGT and SGT members) Book online or phone Lynn Phillips on 01322 861679 or 07432 633697.
19.10.18
Oxfordshire Gardens Trust: Lecture by Jane Bradbury about the pervading influence of the Red Books. 6:30 for 7pm, Kellogg College, Banbury Road, Oxford
19.10.18
A one day ‘taster’ interactive course to explore the diversity and depth of garden history. You’ll get a chance to examine and ask questions about a range of objects connected with the history of gardens and then we’ll investigate them in context to show how the styles and fashions change.
18.10.18
Supported by the Friends of Birkenhead Park, Wirral Borough Council, The Cheshire Gardens Trust, The Lancashire Gardens Trust and The Parks Agency.
17.10.18
Friends of Brunswick Square talk, 7.30 pm UCL School of Pharmacy, Brunswick Square by Susan Jellis, who has contributed a chapter to the new LPGT book Repton in London.
10.10.18
Study day looking at Langold where Repton worked and neighbouring Firbeck. Members of Yorkshire or Nottinghamshire Gardens Trust only.
06.10.18
An Exhibition by Hereford & Worcester Gardens Trust to celebrate the bi-centenary of the death of Humphry Repton (1752- 1818) and his work. The Art Gallery, Broad Street, Hereford. Tuesday to Friday 10am to 4pm, Saturday 10am to 12.30 pm. Entrance free and an illustrated catalogue available Three Red Books on display including Hewell Grange
