Diary of Events

The Spring Show of the California Gardeners' Club 

The Annual General Meeting of Caversham Horticultural Society.

Meet our dedicated team of volunteers and find out how the society has performed over the last year and see how you could help the committee in the future.

The AGM will be followed by a talk on the history of horticultural societies in Caversham by our very own Ian Noble.

This is the first in person talk for 2026, at Caversham Baptish church hall (opposite Waitrose). Free for members £3 for visitors. The doors open at 7:25pm and the AGM starts shortly afterwards.

Refreshments will be served at the end of the talk. There is some limited disabled parking (in the church car park) otherwise free parking is available over the road behind Waitrose.

A talk by Ray Broughton for Tilehurst Horticultural Association.

Help us beat last year’s £800 raised for local horticultural charities! Join us for a fun night of trivia and community spirit.

Entry: £7 per person

Teams: 8 people (Book as a team, small group, or solo—we’ll match you up!)

Food/Drink: BYOB and snacks

BOOK NOW: Email trhaevents@gmail.com or visit our Sunday Store.

Help us beat last year’s £800 raised for local horticultural charities! Join us for a fun night of trivia and community spirit.

Entry costs £7 per person, teams are of 8 people (Book as a team, small group, or solo—we’ll match you up!). Bring your own drinks and snacks.

The Spring Show of Caversham Horticultural Society.

Our next Spring show will be on Saturday 28th March 2026 at Caversham Baptist Church Hall (opposite Waitrose). The show is open to the public from 1- 3pm.

If you would like to exhibit at the show, it's free to members AND to anyone who lives in the RG4 area. Bring along exhibits to the hall between 11-12am, winner certificates will be presented at 3pm.

The Spring Show of the Chiltern Edge Horticultural Society

RFGN members are invited to visit the RISC roof garden, an edible forest garden on a roof in the centre of Reading. The visit will be hosted by the roof garden volunteers.

A talk for Caversham Horticultural Society.

No-dig gardening is a sustainable method that avoids digging or tilling the soil, instead building fertile soil by layering organic matter like compost and cardboard on the surface, which nourishes soil life, improves water retention, reduces weeds, and builds healthy soil structure naturally.

The talk is at Caversham Baptish church hall (opposite Waitrose). Free for members £3 for visitors. The doors open at 7:25pm and the talk starts shortly afterwards.

Refreshments will be served at the end of the talk. There is some limited disabled parking (in the church car park) otherwise free parking is available over the road behind Waitrose.

A talk by Katherine Woods for Chiltern Edge Horticultural Society.