Lavant Horticultural Society 'British Alstroemeria and the UK Flower Industry' talk
Lavant Memorial Hall, East Lavant · 11 November 2026
Ben Cross gives a talk on British alstroemerias and the UK flower industry after the Lavant Horticultural Society's annual general meeting, which is for members. Visitors are welcome for the talk at Lavant Memorial Hall in East Lavant on 11 November 2026, starting at 7.30pm. Booking is recommended, and the event suits anyone interested in gardening or cut flowers.
Highlights
- Talk by Ben Cross on British alstroemerias and the UK flower industry
- Visitors welcome after the members' AGM at Lavant Memorial Hall
- Booking recommended, PO18 0AH
Getting there
Lavant Memorial Hall, PO18 0AH
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