These are the next events planned by Epping Horticultural Society - note them on your calendar! Also included are some other local events that may be of interest to our members.
On the weekend of 8th-9th June, there will be a Scarecrow Community Trail in Epping. Families and businesses are creating scarecrows outside their premises for you to visit and vote for the best. Contact if you’d like to take part, or for more details of the event.
On the day, come to the Market Garden Terrace by Marks & Spencer to get your scarecrow trail map.
On the weekend of 8th-9th June, there will be a Scarecrow Community Trail in Epping. Families and businesses are creating scarecrows outside their premises for you to visit and vote for the best. Contact if you’d like to take part, or for more details of the event.
On the day, come to the Market Garden Terrace by Marks & Spencer to get your scarecrow trail map.
Come along and support your Horticultural Society! And bring a single stem rose to enter the competition.
There will be a raffle and refreshments as usual.
Come and visit us at the Epping Town Show
Lots of plants for sale
Sample cakes made from garden produce
Other EHS goods for sale!
Deb Hart will return with her ever popular Willow weaving to the grass outside the Trading Hut at Meadow Road Allotments. Come and make something useful for the garden! Places are limited so please contact Louise to book.
Our Annual Horticultural Show will again take place at St John’s Church. The full list of classes and the show theme will be announced in due course, so keep an eye on this website!
As usual we will need volunteers to help set up the afternoon before, and to restore the church to its proper layout after the show – contact David Buckle if you can help.
For details or to download an entry form visit the Copped Hall website. Closing date for entries is 21st August.
Our Autumn trip will be an educational tour of one of the largest wine producing estates in the UK, finishing with a tasting in the cellars.
There are two restaurants for lunch, a farm shop, and fine views over the North Downs.
More information will be put here in due course.
