THE CONTEMPORARY GARDEN & LIFESTYLE FAIR
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Hello and welcome to GROW London 2016. In the year that celebrates Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown’s 300th anniversary, we’re delighted to host the third edition of our contemporary garden and lifestyle fair. As Lancelot changed the face of 18th century England, influencing so many landscape gardeners and architects, we hope in some small way, GROW London is changing the image of traditional gardening. GROW London brings together the worlds of horticulture, design and good taste – and this year is no exception as we launch two new sections. GROW Living presents a unique collection of designers and craft makers, and GROW Gourmet celebrates the best artisan food and drink. We’re proud to champion Maggie’s this year, a fantastic charity offering free support to anyone affected by cancer. Find out more about their vital work on stand I10.
Thanks are due to our Garden Party Charity Preview sponsor, Martin Miller’s Gin and their bountiful botanical gin bar. Try one of their Gin Summer Serves, with fresh seasonal fruits, or drop in to one of their daily gin cocktail masterclasses. Additional thanks go to our partners and designers, artisans and florists who have worked so hard to put together so much. This includes four inspiring feature gardens, along with Sophie Walker and her conceptual Incidental Garden at the front of the fair – an emerging designer bursting with talent. Whatever you’re here to do, see, buy or take part in, we hope you’ll share our love for design; our passion for the new, rare and quirky; and our energy for doing things in a way that we hope inspires you. Will Ramsay, Fair Founder
Find your way through cancer Maggie’s provides free practical, emotional and social support for people with cancer and their family and friends. Built in the grounds of NHS hospitals, our network of Centres across the UK are warm and welcoming places, with professional staff on hand to offer the support you need to find your way through cancer. Maggie’s Centres are open Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm, and no referral is required. So just pop in. www.maggiescentres.org Proud Charity Partner of GROW London 2016
Every year over 350,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with cancer, facing tough questions, exhausting treatment and difficult emotions. These challenges affect not only the person with cancer, but their family and friends too. As the number of people living with cancer continues to rise, so the demand for support increases, putting pressure on limited NHS resources. Maggie’s offers free practical, emotional and social support for people with cancer and their family and friends. Built in the grounds of NHS hospitals, Maggie’s Centres are warm and welcoming places, with qualified professionals on hand to offer a programme of support that has been shown to improve physical and emotional wellbeing. The Centres are renowned for their design and architecture with gardens by leading landscape designers including Dan Pearson, Piet Olduf and Christopher Bradley-Hole. The outdoor areas are carefully considered and contribute to the overall calming environment. Each garden is designed to be a welcoming extension of the inside space, offering uplifting views out from each Centre and a connection to the changing seasons and, in warmer weather, a pleasant place to sit and relax. The first Centre opened in Edinburgh in 1996 and there are now 19 Centres across the UK, online and abroad. The newest Maggie’s Manchester opened in May, designed by Foster + Partners architects and Dan Pearson Landscape Design, and Maggie’s Forth Valley is due to open later this year, bringing the number of Centres to 20 in 20 years. There are also plans for Maggie’s in Southampton, Taunton, London and South East Wales, as well as many more. The aim is to have a Maggie’s Centre at every major NHS cancer hospital in the UK.
Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres Trust (Maggie’s) is a registered charity, No. SC024414
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TALKS & WORKSHOPS Learn how to bring out the best in your garden, and pick up pots of wisdom from some of the country’s best gardening experts in our fun-packed programme.
FRIDAY 24 JUNE TALK: THE NEW ENGLISH GARDEN Talks Theatre, 11.30 – 12.30pm Renowned garden writer and founder of the Chelsea Fringe Festival Tim Richardson looks at trends in planting over the past decade. HERBAL WORKSHOP: SOOTHING SLEEP SACHETS* Nursery Workshop, 11.30 – 12.30pm Join herbalists Victoria Chown and Kim Walker from Handmade Apothecary as they take a look at the medicinal and soothing properties of aromatic garden flowers. Create your own relaxing herbal milk bath sachet (Vegan option available). TALK: STAR PLANTS FOR SMALL GARDENS Talks Theatre, 12.45 – 1.45pm People’s Choice award winner at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, garden designer Matthew Wilson from Clifton Nurseries, gives his top tips
on the best performing plants that will provide year round value. KIDS WORKSHOP: CUT AND PASTE JUNGLE WORKSHOP* Nursery Workshop, 1.00 – 2.00pm Collage fun inspired by the cut-outs of Henri Matisse. Cut out ferns, palms, and bamboo leaves to create colourful compositions on paper, or create your own greetings card. TALK: KEEP THE ASPIDISTRA FLYING Talks Theatre, 2.00 – 3.00pm The Guardian’s Jane Perrone and Alys Fowler in conversation about indoor plants: their first loves, the ones that died, the ones that took over the living room. They share their favourites and discuss the best ways to display and care for houseplants. HERB WALK: MID-SUMMER ABUNDANCE* Meet at info desk 2.00 – 2.45pm Please note Hampstead Heath is a protected space and foraging is not encouraged. Join herbalists Kim Walker and Victoria Chown from Handmade Apothecary on a herb walk on the Heath looking at midsummer wild flowers and herbs. This walk will
* Limited number of places available, allocated on first-come, first-served basis.
look at the medicinal and edible uses of the wild weeds you can find in your garden. The walk involves uneven ground. WORKSHOP: WHAT’S A KOKEDAMA?* Nursery Workshop, 2.30 – 3.30pm Come and create a ‘Kokedama’ – the Japanese translation is “moss ball”. geo-fleur will show you how to transform everyday houseplants into beautiful dangling sculptural objects. TALK: GARDENING UNDER GLASS Talks Theatre, 3.15 – 4.15pm London Terrariums believe that gardening under glass is a solution for bringing the outside in. Join Emma Sibley of London Terrariums, to discuss their history and what we can learn from these Victorian glass houses during a time when homes and green spaces are shrinking. KIDS WORKSHOP: THE CHILDREN’S GARDEN* Nursery Workshop, 4.00 – 5.00pm Join author Matthew Appleby for some fun family garden projects from his latest book 'The Children’s Garden', from planting cress and popcorn heads to crafting your own pinecone hedgehog. Matthew will also show you how to make the
world’s comfiest children’s garden chair from scratch! TALK: THE CITY GROWER Talks Theatre, 4.30 – 5.30pm Matt Franks, founder of Connected Roots, talks about how to create a sustainable, eco-friendly plot – from a shared garden to a window ledge – giving tips on how to transform your space into a small harvest of abundance and delicious food.
THE GROW POTTING SHED THE PEOPLE’S GARDENER: JIM BUTTRESS All day Friday Hailed as 'The People’s Gardener,' having just published a book of the same name, the wonderful Jim Buttress (popular judge on BBC2's The Great Allotment Challenge) will be on hand to offer free gardening advice all day Friday, and selling and signing his book. Not to be missed! ASK THE GARDNER MARK GARDNER Friday at 2.30 – 4.30pm Saturday at 12.00 – 2.00pm and 3.00 – 4.00pm Our resident jolly Geordie gardener, Mark Gardner, is on hand to answer any thorny garden problems.
SATURDAY 25 JUNE WORKSHOP: BUILD YOUR OWN TERRARIUM* Nursery Workshop, 1.00 – 2.00pm
Bumblebees are amongst the most fascinating and endearing of insects, their familiar buzz a quintessential part of the English summer. Professor Dave Goulson joins us to talk about the causes of their decline, and what we can all do to help ensure a future for the humble bumblebee.
Get your hands dirty with London Terrariums and learn how to build your own Demijohn Terrarium. Starting with a brief introduction into the history and science behind terrariums. Then it's down to you to get stuck in and have a go yourself!
WORKSHOP: THINK UP – VERTICAL GARDENING FOR ALL* Nursery Workshop, 11.30 – 12.30pm
TALK: HOW TO GET THE WOW INTO YOUR GARDEN Talks Theatre, 2.00 – 3.00pm
Join recent RHS Young Designer Of The Year Tony Woods as he discusses his work with The Gardening Society at John Lewis Oxford Street, and teaches you how to create a vertical garden or green wall to suit even the tiniest balcony or urban garden.
Gardening editor of the London Evening Standard’s Homes & Property, Pattie Barron, spills the beans on the experts’ ways of giving your garden – large or small – that desirable wow factor, through clever planting, eye-catching features and thoughtful design.
TALK: OTTER FARM: THE NEW WAVE OF BRITISH FRUITS Talks Theatre, 12.45 – 1.45pm
HERBAL MEDICINE WORKSHOP: KITCHEN REMEDIES* Nursery Workshop, 2.30 – 3.30pm
Mark Diacono’s Otter Farm is known as the ‘Climate Change Farm’. His forest garden is filled with Asian pears and Chilean guavas. Mark says “If we can take advantage of rising temperatures to grow food usually sourced from overseas, we’ll help arrest the speed of climate change. And life is too short to grow unremarkable food!"
The herbal remedy fun continues with Herbalists Victoria Chown and Kim Walker from Handmade Apothecary as they join us once again to take a look at the medicinal and soothing properties of aromatic garden flowers.
* Limited number of places available, allocated on first-come, first-served basis.
TALK: TIPS AND SNIPPETS FROM THE GARDEN Talks Theatre, 3.15 – 4.15pm Join the Telegraph’s 'Thorny Problems' columnist Helen Yemm as she tackles your gardening queries and conundrums! TALK: CREATING NEW HISTORY AT KEW Talks Theatre, 4.30 – 5.30pm The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew continues to develop new and exciting features within its heritage landscape. Join Richard Barley, Director of Horticulture at Kew Gardens, as he provides some context to the history of the site, and talks specifically about The Hive at Kew, and The Great Broad Walk Borders projects. WORKSHOP: HELEN ROBINSON’S MACRAME* Nursery Workshop, 4.00 – 6.00pm Designed especially for GROW London, Macrame artist Helen Robinson, will show you the ropes and teach you how create your own thoroughly modern plant hanger to take home. This workshop is aimed at total beginners, no experience is needed.
THROUGHOUT THE FAIR GARDEN DESIGN CONSULTATIONS Stand F9, all day Friday–Sunday Need advice on how to transform your garden? Where should the veg patch go? What combination of plants is best? Then our free consultations, run by the Society of Garden Designers are for you! Bring along a plan and pictures of your garden, and put your name down for a private 20 minute consultation.
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TALK: SAVING OUR BUMBLEBEES Talks Theatre, 11.30 – 12.30pm
SUNDAY 26 JUNE TALK: GRAVETYE MANOR: THE RENOVATION OF A HISTORIC GARDEN Talks Theatre, 11.30 – 12.30pm
jungle on an expedition, Tom has been busy building the ‘World’ in his back garden at the castle.
William Robinson was a revolutionary gardener and writer of the 18th century, and created his masterpiece garden at Gravetye Manor. Tom Coward, Head Gardener, has progressed the garden’s design in homage to Robinson’s experimental style. Join Tom as he talks about his unique planting style and constantly changing garden palette.
WORKSHOP: HOW TO SOW SEEDS SUCCESSFULLY Nursery Workshop, 1.00 – 2.00pm
Sharing her passion for plants and print Martha Orbach, awardwinning artist and co-runner of Culpeper Community Garden, will run a hands-on workshop for children aged 3+. Martha will teach your little ones how to transform simple flower and plant sketches into beautiful block prints. TALK: TALES OF A MODERN DAY PLANT HUNTER Talks Theatre, 12.45 – 1.45pm Lullingstone Castle’s Head Gardener Tom Hart Dyke talks about plant hunting and building his dream ‘jungle’ garden. After surviving being kidnapped in the Colombian
Jekka McVicar 'Queen of Herbs’ shares her tricks of the trade, to successfully germinate seeds and be able to take home what you sow. HERB HEALTH WALK* Meet at info desk 1.30 – 2.30pm Please note Hampstead Heath is a protected space and foraging is not encouraged. Join herbalists Kim Walker and Victoria Chown from Handmade Apothecary on a herb walk on the Heath looking at midsummer wild flowers and herbs. This walk will look at the medicinal and edible uses of the wild weeds you can find in your gardens. The walk involves uneven ground. TALK: HOW TO GET INTO GUERILLA GARDENING Talks Theatre, 2.00 – 3.00pm Richard Reynolds has been guerrilla gardening for over a decade adopting neglected flower beds,
* Limited number of places available, allocated on first-come, first-served basis.
WORKSHOP: CREATE THE PERFECT BOUQUET WITH BLOOMON* Nursery Workshop, 4.00 – 5.00pm Ever wondered how to put together breathtakingly modern bouquets? Bloomon’s experts will teach you how to create a stunning arrangement to take home while learning about this season’s new trends. TALK: DESIGN, LIFE, PLANTS Talks Theatre, 4.30 – 5.30pm
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WORKSHOP: PLANT AND PRINT-MAKING* Nursery Workshop, 11.30 – 12.30pm
grassy verges and traffic islands. Pick up his best tips on how to make the grim glorious and the bleak sociable. Whether it’s your street or your garden you want to make more joyful, Richard will rally you to battle onwards and upwards.
WORKSHOP: BUILD YOUR OWN TERRARIUM* Nursery Workshop, 2.30 – 3.30pm If you missed Saturday’s workshop, fret not! London Terrariums is back for another hands on session. TALK: JEKKA’S HERB FARM Talks Theatre, 3.15 – 4.15pm Jekka McVicar, dubbed by Jamie Oliver as the ‘Queen of Herbs’, talks about her award winning herb farm. Discover the 650 herb varieties now flourishing in Jekka’s garden, as she reveals their many uses, from cooking in the kitchen to healing with their medicinal properties.
US based designer Eric Trine talks about how his playful designs are informed by life, plants, colour, and California. Eric says “I design minimalist pieces because furniture is incomplete until people arrive.”
THROUGHOUT THE FAIR MARTIN MILLER'S GIN DAILY MASTERCLASS 12.00pm, 2.00pm and 4.00pm Friday – Sunday Join a delicious 20 minute gin masterclass with a Martin Miller’s mixologist when you purchase a cocktail at their botanical gin garden! Places are limited to 10 people and booked at the bar on a first-come, first-served basis.
FEATURE AREAS
BEACH RETREAT The Nature Redesigned team, Francesca Murrell and Emma Page, have brought us a touch of the seaside. Supported by Carl Austin Furniture and Urbis, the team are showcasing an eco-shed with a vibrant living roof, showing how even the smallest garden structure can improve biodiversity and increase wildlife habitat. natureredesigned.co.uk
THE GREEN WOOD GUILD The Green Wood Guild, joined by Barn the Spoon, demonstrate a wide range of woodworking skills as practiced at their regular courses in London. Try your hand at splitting a roof shingle, or weaving hazel on to one of their beautiful garden structures on their their interactive feature area. thegreenwoodguild.com
CLIFTON NURSERIES & OMOROVICZA SPA GARDEN Need some pampering? Clifton Nurseries and Matthew Wilson team up with luxury skincare brand Omorovicza, to create a scent sanctuary and spa garden, offering rehydrating 30 min facials daily. This tranquil sanctuary offers a moment of calm, with garden plants chosen to match the aromatics found in the Omorovicza products which include jasmine, pomegranate and olive trees. clifton.co.uk omorovicza.com/uk
THE FLOWER UNION PRESENTS Promoting British cut flowers and the florists who use them, the Flower Union have created a floral feast for the eyes. A variety of florists will be running daily workshops to show you how to make beautiful British flowers hand tied bouquets which will be on sale to take home. Participating florists include: Floral Circus floralcircus.co.uk Hiding in the City Flowers hidinginthecity.com Miranda Hackett Flowers mirandahackettflowers.co.uk Rebel Rebel rebelrebel.co.uk That Flower Shop thatflowershop.co.uk The Flower Union theflowerunion.com Thomas Broom-Hughes thomasbloom.co.uk
MARTIN MILLER’S BOTANICAL GIN GARDEN Martin Miller’s gin bar is immersed within a botanical garden, taking us back to the roots of Martin Miller’s Gin. Serving Martin Miller’s Gin Summer Perfect Serves using seasonal fruits, picked from the garden: Strawberry and Black Pepper G&T Grapefruit and Basil G&T Chili and Coriander G&T Summer Punch. martinmillersgin.com
INCIDENTAL GARDEN Designed by Sophie Walker In 2014 Sophie became the youngest woman to design a garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show with Cave Pavilion and this year GROW London is delighted to feature this emerging talent. Sophie will create her Incidental Garden over the course of the fair as visitors watch. Incidental Garden is a performance in which the garden is formed. A trace of continuous movement leaves behind a mark, like a drawing which emerges in time. The Japanese Garden, by Sophie Walker is published by Phaidon in Spring 2017. sophiewalkerstudio.com
PLANT LORE Macramé artist Helen Robinson collaborates with Jin Ahn from Conservatory Archives in Hackney to create a lush and verdant botanical installation of macramé hangers with a variety of unusual plantae. It’s the eye catching focus of our central Champagne Bar! conservatoryarchives.co.uk macramemoments.com
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Be sure to stop and admire our four beautiful feature areas, bursting with inspiration and ideas to steal for your gardens at home and an interactive crafts retreat where you can get a little handy, too.
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Architectural Heritage fine garden ornament
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Fenton Garden
Free entry offer over GROW London weekend Visit this inspiring garden for free with your GROW brochure or ticket. Also receive 50% off the house entry price. Hampstead Grove, NW3 6SP.
nationaltrust.org.uk/fenton-house
Proposed photo and text for half -page advert in GROW 2016 Fair Guide
LIME AVENUE GARDEN ANTIQUES
Antique and contemporary garden furniture, ornament and object d’art
www.limeavenueantiques.co.uk
07801 445299
info@limeavenueantiques.co.uk
Š National Trust Images/Amhel de Serra. Registered Charity Number 205846.
North One Garden Centre 25a Englefield Road London N1 4EU 020 7923 3553 info@n1gc.co.uk n1gardencentre.co.uk West Six Garden Centre Ravenscourt Avenue London W6 0SL 020 8563 7112 info@w6gc.co.uk w6gardencentre.co.uk
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