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Join us on Friday 26th July 11am at RHS Garden Wisley for a hydrangeas talk and tour. The Library team will take you through the history of hydrangeas and follow up with a garden tour seeing some of the fabulous hydrangeas at Wisley. More info here: rhs.org.uk/gardens/wisley…
Come and join our team at RHS Garden Wisley ! We're looking for a volunteer for Sundays in the library. A great chance to get our collection used by members and visitors, meet people and be a part of our Wisley team! More info here: bttr.im/jq85x
Come and work with us and our fabulous collections! Exhibition Co-ordinator role Royal Horticultural Society Libraries rhsocli.webitrent.com/rhsocli_webrec…
Can you help us solve a mystery? 🕵️ Some of the portraits in our carte de visite collection are unnamed. We've identified some through research, but others remain a mystery. If you think you know who one of them is, please email us at [email protected] rhs.org.uk/education-lear…
Are you starting an The RHS Qualification this September? Support your studies with reduced RHS Student membership for just £10 and access a wealth of horticultural books free from our Royal Horticultural Society Libraries, as well as free garden entry and other benefits. rhs.org.uk/student
We're at Royal Entomological Society #Ento24 talking about the research and outreach of The RHS Entomologists and Plant Heath Team...come and see the amazing gift from 1954 found in the Royal Horticultural Society Libraries archives.
There are only a few tickets left for Tuesday's masterclass on urban veg growing with Cleve West and Sheila Das! 🥕 Get yours before they go: eventbrite.com/e/lindley-late…
The oldest book in our library collection at RHS Garden Wisley Die historian stirpium by Leonard Fuchs. Published in 1542! One of the first books about plants to have art and plant observations in the wild.