We have some of our regulars returning this year and we will also welcome a few new faces.

Many of our stall holders will accept card. However, we advise you bring along some cash just in case

Hoo House Nursery –  Julie Ritchie has run the retail Hoo House Nursery with her husband Robin for 32 years. Specialising in perennials and alpines with around 900 varieties listed each year. Since 2001 all have been grown peat-free. Group visits are welcome and Julie runs RHS sponsored demonstrations at the nursery as well as giving lectures to garden groups in the area.

For further info please visit their website Hoo House Nursery

 

Malvern Salvia Collection began as two gardeners with a passion for salvias and rare perennials with over 15 years experience creating stunning gardens for our clients. The aim at Malvern Salvia Collection is to provide you with amazing and unusual colours throughout the year through our online store with our large variety of perennial salvias. All our products are cared for by us in our own nursery in Malvern.

For further info please visit their website Malvern Salvia Collection

 

RSPB – The local Gloucestershire group exists to promote the work of the RSPB at a local level, arrange field trips, hold indoor talks, volunteer at the RSPB reserves at Highnam Woods and Nagshead and assist at the Peregrine Watch at Symonds Yat Rock. In addition we attend a variety of events to provide information on wildlife to the public, to sell RSPB and other nature-related goods and to fundraise for the Society. Since 2000 the Group has donated over £200,000 to the RSPB.

Please visit RSPB website to find out more RSPB

 

Astrid Cripps will have her stand on The Priory Lawn, with her original greetings cards, many of local scenes, and a selection of paintings.

To find out more about Astrid and her work please visit Astrid Cripps

 

Kaitlyn and Ros Fraser – ‘Pilea to the People’ brings the elusive Pilea Peperomioides, or ‘Chinese money plant’, to anyone who fancies one, but just can’t find any. As seen in the glasshouse at Oxford’s Botanic Garden and the shop at Kew Gardens, pilea are curiously formed and delightfully fast-growing, a source of joy for green fingers and small fingers alike. We will have a range of our little plants available as well as assorted crafts!

 

Sandra Hutton – Sandra has been selling goods for close on 20 years and will have a range of Ulster Weaver and handmade tea cosies, oven gloves, gauntlets, pot mitts and Irish linen and cotton tea towels available over the weekend.

 

Jess Rayson  is a printmaker working in rural Gloucestershire. Working mostly with lino, Jess designs and carves her own blocks to create original repeat patterns onto fabric. Jess prints everything by hand as she loves the subtle variations this process produces. This also means that everything Jess makes has its own unique charm. Taking nature as her main inspiration, Jess’s designs include anything from the veg grown on her allotment, to the birds that visit the garden. Jess enjoys transforming textile designs into useful products for the home, from tea towels and bags, to cushions and lampshades.

 

Jane Sherwood – Natural Willow Crafts

 

Sophie Miller Creative Photography – As well as pet photography Sophie enjoys making personalised gifts from my photographs; like the images from the flowers and landscape gallery. Sophie has created lots of different products including cards, coasters, vases and keyrings. Please visit her website for further information Sophie Miller Creative Photography

 

 Monique Oliver – https://www.moniqueoliver.co.uk/

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