The Way We Were – How We Gardened 60 Years Ago

Name: The Way We Were – How We Gardened 60 Years Ago
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8 September 2026 , 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

with Ticknall Gardening Club

Join Ticknall Gardening Club with Doug Stewart who has been gardening since he was a child, as a self confessed plant nerd, he will be taking you back to gardening of bygone days.

He trained as a horticulturist, working in the industry before spending 20 years in horticultural education. He is now an author, a senior examiner and professional associate with the RHS and a horticulture business consultant. He co presents a garden phone in show on BBC radio Humberside and is a popular speaker.

Tuesday 8th September 7.30pm to 9.30pm

Members £2, visitors £4 – includes refreshments

All welcome, please come along!

Ticknall Village Hall
Ingleby Lane
Ticknall
Derbyshire
DE73 7JX

01283214784

sally.raw1@icloud.com

Members £2, visitors £4 – includes refreshments.

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- Swadlincote
  Swadlincote
  
  Bustling town centre at the heart of the National Forest Read More
Parking on site but be aware of residents when parking
Food & Drink
- The Wheel Inn
  Ticknall
  
  Independent Gastro-Pub based in Ticknall Read More
- The Staff of Life
  Ticknall
  
  Traditional village pub, home-made meals, eight en suite rooms with ample parking facilities Read More
- National Trust Calke Abbey
  Ticknall
  
  The un-stately home and country estate with 600-acre parkland, gardens, orangery, café and outdoor recreation area Read More
- Chequers Inn
  Ticknall
  
  Traditional country village pub with beer garden Read More
- Scaddows Farm & Vineyard
  Ticknall
  
  Touring caravan site, vineyard, farm shop and PYO in beautiful countryside Read More
- Tollgate Brewery & The Milking Parlour
  Calke
  
  Real Ale brewed - and served - in the heart of the National Forest Read More
- The John Thompson Inn
  Ingleby
  
  Traditional pub in idyllic countryside on the banks of the River Trent, with self catering lodges Read More
- Heaths Farm Shop & Nursery
  Melbourne
  
  Fresh vegetable growers for over 100 years Read More
- Forteys
  Melbourne
  
  Fine coffee, plus handmade fudge, great sweets and gifts Read More
- Our Place
  Melbourne
  
  Independently run cafe and bar Read More
Places to Stay
- The Joiners Shop
  Ticknall
  
  Open plan living space and separate snug, 3 double bedrooms (2 ensuite) and beautiful back garden with its own summerhouse Read More
- The Staff of Life
  Ticknall
  
  Traditional village pub, home-made meals, eight en suite rooms with ample parking facilities Read More
- Calke Abbey Holiday Cottages
  Ticknall
  
  National Trust properties on the Calke Abbey estate - five self catering cottages, sleeping between 2 and 14 people Read More
- Knowle Hill Camping and Caravan Site
  Ticknall
  
  A woodland five van Camping and Caravan Club Certificated Site (Members only) Read More
- Knowle Hill
  Ticknall
  
  A woodland retreat sleeping up to 5 people in 3 bedrooms (1 double,1 twin and a single) Read More
- Broadstone Barns
  Ticknall
  
  Luxury self-catering retreats sleeping 2-4 ,with hot tubs and Wi-Fi Read More
- Broadleaves Luxury Glamping
  Ticknall
  
  Sustainable accommodation on a family farm in the heart of the National Forest Read More
- Scaddows Farm & Vineyard
  Ticknall
  
  Touring caravan site, vineyard, farm shop and PYO in beautiful countryside Read More
- Whistlewood Common
  Melbourne
  
  Ten acres of community-owned land with camping and a Yurt Read More
- Dovesite Caravan Park
  Melbourne
  
  Two sites - Caravan Club Certificated Location (max 5 caravans) and the larger Dovesite Caravan Park for up to 40 Read More
Things to Do
- Ticknall
  Ticknall
  
  Former Saxon settlement and home of the Harpur Crewe family Read More
- National Trust Calke Abbey
  Ticknall
  
  The un-stately home and country estate with 600-acre parkland, gardens, orangery, café and outdoor recreation area Read More
- Knowlehill Equestrian Centre
  Ticknall
  
  BHS Equine Centre teaching competitive and social riders Read More
- Foremark Reservoir
  Ticknall
  
  Nature reserve with woodland walks, grass heathland and open water Read More
- Melbourne Animal Farm
  Melbourne
  
  Petting farm with indoor and outdoor play areas Read More
- Whistlewood Common
  Melbourne
  
  Ten acres of community-owned land with camping and a Yurt Read More
- Calke
  Calke
  
  Home to the National Trust's Calke Abbey Read More
- Burton Sailing Club – Foremark Reservoir
  Repton
  
  A fun, family facility that provides a vast range of activities Read More
- Staunton Harold Reservoir
  Melbourne
  
  Countryside space with wildflower meadows, woodland walks and open water Read More
- Melbourne Sports Park
  Melbourne
  
  State-of-the-art sporting facilities. Read More
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The Way We Were – How We Gardened 60 Years Ago

8 September 2026 , 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

8 September 2026 , 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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