GLUSBURN and Cross Hills Gardening Society opens its new season of talks with a presentation by Michael Myers.
The Alternative Kitchen Garden is the subject of his talk, at Glusburn Community and Arts Centre on Friday, October 20, 7.30pm.
A society spokesperson says: "This is a chance to learn about novel fruit and vegetables and unusual or ornamental ways of growing them – including potager vegetable gardens, ornamental vegetables and methods of training fruit trees."
The society meets at the centre, in Colne Road, on the third Friday of most months.
Admission is £3 for members, and £5 for non-members.
Future topics will include wildlife gardening, flower shows, good composting and getting maximum production from your garden or allotment.
For more details, call 07834 713735.
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