Plant Heritage works to conserve the nation’s garden plants for people to use and enjoy today and tomorrow.
The National Plant Collections® are at the heart of what we do – living plant libraries representing the diversity of our nation’s cultivated plants (plants that we have collected, bred and grown). They are created and curated by individuals or organisations who are passionate about protecting the diversity of our rich flora.
Our pioneering Threatened Plants research helps us identify plants at risk of disappearing so we can aim to put conservation plans in place to protect them.
Our members are working together to grow, share and save the diversity of garden plants. They can become Plant Guardians® who grow and nurture one or more rare and unusual plants in their own house or garden. They can take part in our annual Plant Exchange, hard-to-find plants are shared for free to members across the nation.
Find out more at www.plantheritage.org.uk
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How do I become a member?
Dear Doreen
Sorry it’s taken so long to get back to you, I’ve been on holiday and we’ve been a bit short staffed over the Easter Break. If you are still interested in joining, please either sign up on our website, http://www.nccpg.com/Support-us/How-to-Join.aspx or give us a ring on 01483 447540 and we can take your details and payment over the phone. I look forward to hearing from you. Best wishes Gillian
Hi Gillians
I saw your blog about Fuchsias. I am trying to get seeds for Fuchsia Decidua. Do you know where I can get some. I leave in Toronto, Canada.
Thanks
Eli
I read with interest a blog by gillians. I am trying to contact Susyn Andrews about some work she did on a stand of holly bushes at Lydd Ranges, Dungeness in the early 1990s. If you have her contact details could you mind passing on this request on to her and ask her to contact me via my website
Dear Brian
Susyn is literally moving house today so she has asked me to send you her contact details in the post. I will do that today and hope that when she is a bit settled she will get in touch. Susyn doesn’t use email, so I have sent her your address and phone number as shown on your website.
Regards, Gillian
Hi, I was wondering if I might be able to use Gillian’s photograph of Steve Hickman from her March 2012 blog ‘Five Magic Beans’ to publicise Steve’s talk at our gardening club in March on our website?
Regards, Iain