Saturday March 28, 10:30 – 12:00pm St Mary’s Church, Bramshott Everyone is warmly invited by the Bramshott Open Gardens (BOG) Committee to join us for a coffee on Saturday March 28 at St Mary’s church. This is a great chance for villagers and locals to hear about plans for this year’s BOG weekend and ask […]
The sun shone in Bramshott on June 9 and 10, 2018, when we opened our gardens for the 16th biennial Bramshott Open Gardens weekend. Officially opened by Hugh Bonneville, with our Village Crier Terry Burns in full cry (it was his birthday!), St Mary’s churchyard saw a large and cheerful crowd gather which set the […]
Saturday January 27 – 10:30 – 12:00 St Mary’s Church. Bramshott The members of the BOG Committee warmly invite Bramshott Residents (and nearby helpers!) to a Coffee Morning to meet us all and hear about the plans for Bramshott Open Gardens 2018. If you’d like to get involved in this wonderful community weekend, this is […]
Gathered at St Mary’s Bramshott this morning, our three nominated good causes each received a cheque for £2,812.50 from the funds raised at 2016 Bramshott Open Gardens (BOG). Craig McGregor, chairman of the organising committee, made the presentation and thanked the hardworking gardeners, the army of volunteers, the local business sponsors and everyone in the […]
Antonio Carluccio OBE has kindly agreed to officially open Bramshott Open Gardens 2016! Meet this legendary culinary superstar at 12:30pm on Saturday June 11.
Slug patrol in Bramshott – Report on Nematode use! By Jenny Gilmour, Bramshott gardener. May 2016 I have spent many years trying to manage the slug population in our garden here in Bramshott, and been beaten by the brown and black creatures many times, despite using slug pellets, water in products, beer traps and upside […]
By Helen Gustard – April 22, 2016 I moved to Bramshott in late summer 2012, when apples were maturing on trees, blackberries lined the fields and lush green was everywhere. I had no idea that the following spring Bramshott would burst into bloom, snowdrops, and banks of wild garlic, primroses, and carpets of bluebells, foxgloves, hollyhocks […]
Extract from The Daily Telegraph 5 March, 2016 Original article: Show your love for the English garden English Tourism Week, which runs from March 5-13, has chosen the English Garden as its theme for this year. Here the Prince of Wales, who is its Patron, sets out the case for taking holidays in flood-hit areas […]
