EAGG Outing to Porter’s Lodge, Cavenham on 10th September
Porter’s Lodge is a magical place and has been created by Craig Wyncoll and architect Lionel Stirgess over the last 37 years. The moment one arrives the tranquillity of the […]
The East Anglian Garden Group Summer Social 2026
A balmy July evening, a plantsman’s garden full of choice blooms and hidden surprises, two welcoming and attentive hosts, a string quintet serenading us – and strawberries and cream! Everyone’s […]
The Delights of Delphiniums – Greg Venesse
On the 4th of April I was lucky enough to attend the talk on the Delights of Delphiniums by Greg Venesse of the Front Gardeners’ Nursery. It was lovely to […]
Start with Soil – Juliet Sargeant
In March Juliet Sargeant inspired, informed and entertained the EAGG audience with her talk on ‘Start with Soil.’ Juliet is a Chelsea Gold-winning garden designer, a regular panellist on Radio […]
Visit to Ireland’s Meadow, Little Waldingfield
The EAGG members’ visit in mid-February to Ireland’s Meadow turned out to be a dry day after what seemed like weeks of rain! This was welcomed by us as we […]
Companion Planting – Dr. Ian Bedford
Talk by Dr. Ian Bedford 7 February Dr. Ian Bedford, bug expert, recently entertained and informed the EAGG audience with his talk on Companion Planting. These are his notes on […]
Chairman’s Letter – Feb 2026 AGM
2025 was another tricky year for gardeners, as we battled with the long drought in the summer, and a very gloomy but thankfully wet, autumn. This is my last Chairman’s […]
Fullers Mill Garden
EAGG Visit – 12 May 2012 and again in August 2022 Fullers Mill Garden lies down a forest road just north of Bury St Edmunds. The sombre gloom of the […]
East Ruston Old Vicarage
Nestled in between the pages of the current novel to laze away the summer afternoons in the shade is a snow gum leaf, already in early August, turned red and […]
Summer Roses
“Summer afternoon, summer afternoon, to me these are the two most beautiful words in the English language.” Henry James. I have to agree with Henry James, although I must say […]