Photo taken at garden in Tarrant Keynston by Debbie Steel
MEMBERSHIP
Membership of the Dorset Group runs from 1st January to 31st December. However, if you should join us after the 1st October, you have membership until 31st December the following year. Our membership costs £5.00 single membership or £8.00 for joint membership, where both members live at the same address.
All Dorset HPS members need to be members of the National Hardy Plant Society. If you would like to know more about what this entails, then follow the link to The Hardy Plant Society for more details.
All Dorset HPS members need to be members of the National Hardy Plant Society. If you would like to know more about what this entails, then follow the link to The Hardy Plant Society for more details.
As a Dorset Member you will get
- Free admission to all (unless occasionally otherwise indicated) our Speaker Meetings at Colehill Memorial Hall
- Share your gardening knowledge and learn from our many experienced members at the Meetings
- The opportunity to buy well priced plants that are often not the regular "run of the mill" plants that you find at your local Garden Centre. You may also get specialist plants from the Speakers
- The opportunity to sell your own plants at our Meetings and at our annual Plant Fayre
- The opportunity to see Celebrity Guest Speakers such as James Alexander Sinclair, Mary Payne, Rosy Hardy, Keith Wiley, Roy Lancaster, Fergus Garrett and Helen Yemm - all within the last 3 years
- Come along on our Holiday or Day Trips, enjoying the company of like minded gardeners, to unusual venues
- A "Hardy Times" Newsletter at each speaker meeting to keep you up-to-date with local garden related events
So why not come and join us? Click on the link below to download a membership form for Dorset and send off with your cheque or Standing Order form completed to the address on it, or bring it along to the next Meeting. Our Speaker Schedule can be found under Events/Speaker Events. We encourage all our members to pay by standing order if they can, as it reduces our operating costs and hence we can keep membership rates so low.
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