


STOCKSFIELD PLANTS & GARDENS SOCIETY
We are a small friendly society, formed in 1964 and based in Stocksfield, which aims to encourage interest in plants and gardens. Our members range from beginners to seasoned gardeners and bring a range of skills and expertise. We support local charities and local gardening and environmental projects in and around Stocksfield in order to develop and maintain the range of habitats and biodiversity found in our area. All are welcome and we enjoy sharing our horticultural experiences.
Our meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month at 7:30pm, October to April, except in December when we meet on the second Tuesday of the month. We hold our informative monthly talks at Stocksfield Community Centre. How to find us.
Visitors (£5) and new members (£10) are welcome at all our talks and events. Membership provides a good opportunity to learn new things and meet new people. We are also affiliated to the RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) and have access to their advisory service and magazine “The Garden”.
MEMBERSHIP
£10 per person.
Please contact us for membership enquiries and membership forms or turn up to any of the monthly meetings.
EACH YEAR WE HAVE
- Monthly talks (October to April) from a range of speakers with a plant stall, raffle and refreshments.
- Twice yearly plant sales with quality plants grown by our members, sold at reasonable prices. A great opportunity for helpful advice.
- Visits to members’ and other local gardens.
- Coach visits to interesting gardens and nurseries further afield.
- Monthly Society updates via email.
- Members benefit from excellent discounts for seeds and plants online throughout the year. Catalogues are also available in October for those who prefer a paper version.
- Books are available on free loan from our Society library.
Privacy Notice
Stocksfield Plants & Gardens Society collects only the personal information needed to administer membership and the Society’s activities. This may include your name, address, email address and telephone number.
We use this information to maintain the membership list, collect subscriptions and contact members about meetings, visits, events and other Society business. Our lawful bases are the administration of your membership and the Society’s legitimate interests in running its activities.
Information is accessible only to committee members who need it. We do not sell members’ information or share it for unrelated marketing.
Records are stored securely. Contact details are normally kept while membership remains current and for no more than 12 months afterwards. Limited financial records may be retained for up to seven years where required for accounting purposes.
You may ask to see, correct or delete your information, or object to how it is used. Please contact the Society through the contact details on this website. You may also complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office at www.ico.org.uk.


