Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 September 2018
This year’s theme celebrates productive gardening – working with nature.
THE PROFESSIONAL GARDENERS’ TRUST is pleased to announce A NEW BURSARY TO SUPPORT STUDENTS OF GARDEN HISTORY
BIRKBECK GARDEN HISTORY GROUP will be providing a fund, to be administered by the Professional Gardeners’ Trust, which will allow students of garden history to expand their knowledge or undertake specific research.
New Book: "Shades of Green" My Life as the National Trust’s Head of Gardens by John Sales
The Northern Ireland Heritage Gardens Committee was established in 1980 to prepare and publish an inventory of parks, gardens and demesnes of historic importance within Northern Ireland. Membership was subsequently expanded to broaden the expertise and to bring the committee into contact with other organisations concerned with the management and conservation of our plant and garden heritage.
In February 2015 the committee was restructured and the Northern Ireland Heritage Gardens Trust was formed. In Sept/Oct 2015 the NIHGT gained Charitable Status and is Registered with The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland - Reg No. NIC103014. Subsequently the Committee decided to formally change the name of the organisation to be known as The Northern Ireland Heritage Gardens Trust.
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.jpg "Conference 2013 Clandeboye Lodge Hotel, Co Down. Southern Guests - Visit to Mount Stewart Gardens. L-R Octavia Tulloch, Mike Nelhams, Michael Lear, Dick Fulcher, Reg Maxwell")
.jpg "Conference 2013 Clandeboye Lodge Hotel, Co Down. Southern Guests - Plants from Southern Hemisphere in Our Gardens - Visit to Clandeboye Estate Gardens")
.jpg "Conference 2013 Clandeboye Lodge Hotel, Co Down. Southern Guests - Plants from Southern Hemisphere in Our Gardens - Visit to Clandeboye Estate Gardens. L-R Reg Maxwell (Committee), Michael Lear (Committee & Speaker), Mike Nelhams (Tresco)")
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Almost 100 People enjoyed a series of lectures and garden visits on Friday 9th, Saturday 10th & Sunday 11 Oct 2015
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NIHGC were pleased to run the conference in Association with the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society in the Historic Royal Palace - Hillsborough Castle
The 2015 Conference was held in Association with UAHS
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From time to time we will bring you the words of well known garden writers or authors.
The first in the series is by Seamus O'Brien, Head Gardener at Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens.
We are thrilled to offer extracts from his most recent publication"In the Footsteps of Augustine Henry and his Chinese plant collectors" by Seamus O Brien with Forward by Roy Lancaster OBE VMH is Published by the Antique Collectors Club Ltd www.antiquecollectorsclub.com RRP £40.00
Our sincere thanks to Seamus O Brien for his on going committment to and interest in Horticural Heritage in Ireland. Seamus O'Brien manages Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens, an 18th Century Country Estate belonging to National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin.
Click here to go to the 1st extract from the book
Click here to go to the 2nd extract from the book
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