This information was obtained from the Barham & District Horticultural Society website.

Welcome to the Barham & District
Horticultural Society

  • The Barham & District Horticultural Society is a friendly active local society which promotes and stimulates interest in all aspects of gardening - from growing vegetables, flowers, shrubs and trees to the quiet enjoyment of gardens and their wildlife. So whether you like to just relax and admire the efforts of others, or you like the challenge of trying to grow, bake or arrange superb produce for showing, there is something for everyone. Find out more about us »

    If you are not already a member why not consider joining us? If you are new to the area it is a good way to meet people with a like minded interest. Perhaps you have just moved house and are looking for inspiration for your new garden, just want to modify an existing one or simply chat over gardening problems!

    Thinking of becoming a member? »     Current BDHS Member discounts »

    (Affiliated to the RHS since 1948)

  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society
  • Welcome to the Barham & District Horticultural Society

  • Next Event: 'Illustrated Talk'

    Illustrated Talk

    'Illustrated talk by Rupert Phillips'
    Wednesday 15th April 7.30pm
    Illustrated talk by Rupert Phillips - About his product Agrimagic, improving soil structure and health.

    Directions to Barham Village Hall »

  • April 2026 News

    Latest News Update

    BDHS April News
    In February, local plantsman Tim Ingram gave a delightful talk about his garden at Copton Ash, Faversham, which is open under the NGS scheme. With illustrations he talked about how the 1½ acre garden has changed over more than 40 years from a field with a few dwarf apple trees planted by his father, to a woodland garden with wide variety of trees and woodland plants with clearings and open areas.

    Read the full News Article »

  • April 2026 Gardening notes

    Latest Gardening notes

    Gardening notes For April
    So far this year we have had a lot of rain. A positive side is all that cloud cover means the ground is not as cold as usual and spring has a head start. I heard rumours of bluebells out in mid March!

    Gardening notes continued »



  • Thinking of becoming a member?

    Thinking of becoming a member?

  • BDHS Member discounts

    BDHS Member discounts

  • BDHS Calendar of events

    BDHS Calendar of events


Next EventWednesday 15th
April 7.30pm

'Illustrated Talk,'
Illustrated talk by Rupert Phillips - About his product Agrimagic, improving soil structure and health.
Wednesday 15th April 7.30pm at Barham Village Hall.
Directions to Barham Village Hall »

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