Wild Nectar

22/05/2026

21/05/2026

21/05/2026

Q. What do chainsaws, willow weaving, storytelling and seedlings have in common?
A. They’ll all have starring roles at @🌻 The Root to Fruit Garden Festival 2026 🌻 !

Featuring:
🪵 chainsaw carving with Kaspian Askham Carving
🧺 willow weaving with Tora Smith of Black Mountain Willows
📖 storytelling with Austin Keenan
Alongside talks, plants, food, crafts, activities and much more!

🗓️ Saturday 6 June • 10:30am – 4pm
📍 Steiner Academy Hereford, HR2 8DL
🎟 Free entry & free parking

18/05/2026

Had a lovely day meeting new traders and old and New customers. Thank you for supporting this event at Spetchley Park Gardens. Food Frstival yesterday.

16/05/2026

Lovely day out for the family. Join us all for a fantastic festival ❤️

09/05/2026

Food & Drink Market 17th May @ Spetchley Park Gardens. Come and see what is on offer from all the lovely artisan produces.

09/05/2026

Everything is looking good. So much to see and do. Come over and join everyone for a fabulous day.

05/05/2026

The bees 🐝 have taken all they can from the dandelion’s and now they have turn to lollipops 🍭

05/05/2026

This is looking like an amazing event. Please join us for a fantastic day.

Kathryn Owen (Growing in the Border) will be sharing her extensive garden knowledge at the Root to Fruit Garden Festival.

Kathryn’s horticultural experience includes work for the National Trust, and cultivating an English-inspired garden in Germany. She’s now been Head Gardener at Blackbrook Estate for over a decade, working on the amazing Growing in the Border venture.

There will be more interviews and conversations throughout the day hosted by BBC Radio presenter Kate Clark.

🗓️ Saturday 6 June
⏰ 10:30am – 4pm
📍 Steiner Academy Hereford, HR2 8DL
🎟 Free entry
🚗 Free parking