Lecture Programme

Doug Boatman, owner of Scotplants, will talk about the very best plants he has grown over the past 40 years.

Janne's series of 6 horse chestnut paintings for exhibit at the RHS were years in the making. Follow her story.

A look at the fascinating and surprising flora to be found on this popular route.

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How this amazing garden was created, destroyed by vandals and then restored in the past decade.

Having worked on over 200 criminal cases, Lorna discusses this discipline using examples from UK and abroad.

Now less than 1% of its original 1.5 million hectares, Alan is restoring parts of this forest in Glen Affric via his charity Trees for Life.

What is a Siberian Iris, and how/who introduced them to our gardens from as early as 1597.

Looking at plants used for food, cosmetics and medicine.

This lecture explores gardens through the senses of the Impressionists. ENTRY IS FREE TO ALL. PLEASE JOIN US.

How Kevock Nursery prepares an exhibit for Chelsea

Discovering how the garden at Cluny is recovering two years after Storm Arwen.

Discover the amazingly diverse wild plants in woodlands, meadows and high mountains of Transylvania.

The Tangled Bank project in St Andrews Botanic Garden is recreating some of Fife’s most threatened habitats. Drawing inspiration from Darwin, the Tangled Bank will be

an ecologically vibrant place to learn about evolution and botany.