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SAT 3 OCTOBER 2019
10:30am to 12:30pm
The John Innes Society Autumn Plant and Produce Sale is at The Coach House, Melrose Road and other local venues (details to be advised) on Saturday 3 October from 10.30am to 12.30pm. We shall be selling bulbs, autumn/winter bedding plants, perennials and shrubs, garden produce and jams and chutneys. Compost (80L bags at 3 bags for £10 or £4 per bag) will also be available but must be collected from the Coach House and pre-ordered (please email ann@arke.me.uk to place your order).
We are not able to offer coffee and cakes at the Coach House but we will have a cake stall selling home-made bakes.
We appreciate contributions, so please think of the sale when you are dividing plants and picking your fruit and vegetables or making jams and chutneys. Clearly labelled donations can be left at 21 Poplar Road in the week before the sale or taken to The Coach House on Friday 2 October between 2.00 - 3.0pm.
If you can donate plants/produce or cakes for the cake stall or if you can help on the day, please contact Ann Redfearn (ann@arke.me.uk or 020 8286 9983).
We look forward to seeing you.
For information on how to make payments please click here.
TBC
Recent events
Regular Activites
Several events and activities are open to members only: a gardening group, a bridge club and bridge tuition, wine tasting and social gatherings. Advance notice of events is published in the Society’s Newsletter.
Bridge is played weekly in the Coach House, Melrose Road on Monday evenings. Table money is £2 per person including beverages. Start time 7-30pm.
Bridge for beginners and improving players is played on Thursday evenings at the same time.Please contact M Forbes for details. mj535@btinternet.com 0208 542 8314.
Coffee and social mornings are at 11am to 1pm and are held at the Coach House on Melrose Road. They are held on the second Wednesday of each month.
Friends of the John Innes Park Gardening Group meetings are on the second Friday of the month. We meet at 9am by the mulberry tree in John Innes Park.