Get Ready for Autumn Gardening Expert Talks Coming to Gates Woodlands Hinckley
As the seasons begin to shift, autumn offers the ideal window to prepare your garden for a vibrant revival next year. To help green-thumbed visitors make the most of the months ahead, Gates Woodlands Hinckley is hosting two fantastic, unmissable gardening events this autumn.
Whether you are looking to blanket your spring borders in brilliant color or spend an intimate afternoon with one of Britain's best-loved horticulturists, these highlights are sure to inspire.
Tuesday 29th September: Talking Spring Bulbs with Taylors
Dreaming of a garden bursting with color as soon as winter fades? It all starts with planting bulbs in the autumn.
Join Ian Clark from the renowned, award-winning family business Taylors Bulbs for a relaxed and inspiring Spring Flowering Bulb Talk.
When: Tuesday 29th September
Where: Fred & Ivy's Conservatory, Gates Woodlands Hinckley
Thursday 22nd October: An Audience with BBC Gardeners’ World’s Adam Frost
Gardening enthusiasts are in for a special treat this October as Gates Woodlands Hinckley welcomes award-winning designer and beloved BBC Gardeners’ World presenter Adam Frost.
Adam will be hosting two exclusive talks on Thursday 22nd October, giving visitors a wonderful opportunity to hear his expert insights and gardening wisdom. To make the day even sweeter, attendees will also get to enjoy tea, cakes, and a friendly chat with Adam.
When: Thursday 22nd October (Sessions available at 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM)
Where: Gates Woodlands Hinckley
Spaces for both events are expected to fill up fast, so be sure to book your tickets early to secure your spot for a season full of expert gardening inspiration
Including Market Place, Market Street, Church Street, Crown Walk,
John Street, Melton Road and Deans Street and Gaol Street.
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