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Step into the shoes of AGS member, Hamish Sinclair, and explore the alpine department at RHS Wisley where he volunteers. Dive into his engaging journal notes about the garden's plants and projects. alpinegardensociety.net/plants/summer-…

There are only two places left on our Spring Bulbs tour to Namaqualand. To book give us a call on 01386 554790 during office hours (Monday - Thursday, 10am - 4pm). For more details visit our website: alpinegardensociety.net/tours/south-af…

AGS Show at RHS Garden Wisley this Saturday! Get ready for an unforgettable journey into the realm of alpine plants. Our event caters to everyone, from novices to experienced enthusiasts. Attend our informative talks, watch live demonstrations & get your questions answered by experts.

Add a splash of colour to your rock garden! Join us this Saturday at our alpine plant fair to discover & buy unique plants from the attending plant nurseries. The alpine show & plant fair will be open 10am - 5pm at the RHS Hilltop Centre, Wisley Gardens, Woking, Surrey, GU23 6QB

Well that was the most amazing 18 months as the @alpinegardensoc trainee based at Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh I have travelled the UK and abroad. I have worked in some wonderful places, met and been mentored by some of the most greatest people.

Alpines for summer colour: Scutellaria suffrutescens 'Texas Rose'. A native of mountains in northern Mexico, this species enjoys a dry, sunny spot on a rockery or raised bed. In time, it will form a neat mound of herbaceous branches, covered in deep pink flowers in summer.

Our inaugural spring/summer printed journal is already en route to our subscribers. Contact our office to subscribe now and ensure you don't miss out on both issues this year. E: [email protected] T: 01386 554790 (Monday-Thursday, 10am - 4pm)

Fantastic time exploring The Lautaret Alpine Garden in France containing over 2000 plant species. 1)Tufa wall 2) Helichrysum milfordiae Killick 3) Saxifraga longifolia 4) Silene elisabethae

You can now watch the recording of Jenny Wainwright-Klein's Zoom lecture: Growing Alpines in the Schachen Alpine Garden. youtu.be/e3W39hIr9SQ If you haven't already, please subscribe to our YouTube channel to make sure you will be notified when new videos are published.

Gentiana acaulis 'Arctic Fanfare' is a hybrid between Gentiana acaulis f. alba and G. acaulis 'Coelestina' raised by nurseryman Steve Furness in the 1980s. It flowers well in a sunny position, in well-drained, acidic soils. Why not give it a try?

AGS member Hamish Sinclair's latest diary entries beautifully debunk the myth that summer on the rock garden can be dull. Follow this link to discover what has caught his eye in the Alpine department at RHS Garden Wisley in July and August. alpinegardensociety.net/hamish-sinclai…

As part of our commitment to the conservation and cultivation of alpine plants, the Society offers a number of grants and funding opportunities. For further details, check our website: alpinegardensociety.net/grants-and-fun…

This Lewisia hybrid arose as a chance seedling in one of our member's collection of alpine plants. Take part in our Seed Exchange. You might grow something just as beautiful and exciting. alpinegardensociety.net/seed-exchange/

Eucomis vandermerwei is a narrow endemic that occurs in alpine areas at 2200-2500m in north-eastern South Africa. It is well suited for cultivation in pots and containers in a well-drained compost.

Colchicum macrophyllum, a wonderful autumn-flowering bulb species from Greece and Turkey.

Out now! The September issue of our Journal, The Alpine Gardener, is now available online exclusively for members. Just log in and start reading: alpinegardensociety.net/journal/

Join us on 24 September 2024, at 7.00pm BST, for Chris Dixon's Zoom lecture 'Creating a crevice garden for the smallest of spaces' to learn how to build miniature crevice gardens like these stunning examples? alpinegardensociety.net/shop

AGS member and RHS volunteer Hamish Sinclair has sent us another update from RHS Garden Wisley. You can read his diary entry on our website now : alpinegardensociety.net/plants/one-man…

Although our Seed Exchange is mainly focused on alpines, members also donate seed of herbaceous plants, grasses, trees and shrubs, as well as fern spores, small bulbs, corms and tubers. Learn how to take part in our exchange by visiting our website: alpinegardensociety.net/seed-exchange