Speakers
Tony Carlton of The Grange will talk about biodynamic
growing.
Jane Cobbald
The story of copper tools as inspired by Victor Schauberger
Graham Cole will talk on 'Tools for Self-reliance'
the ground-breaking charity which reconditions unwanted quality tools
and sends them to the developing world.

Fiona Hopes, garden consultant on permaculture in
the flower garden.
Kim Hurst - of The Cottage Herbery, and Chelsea Gold
Medallis on: Tasty buds, luscious shoots and succlent leaves.
Michael Leech, eminent gardener and TV presenter
will give an illustrated talk on 'Plants with personality'.

Dr Sasha Norris
Biologist and TV presenter on wildlife gardening.
Carrie Pakenham will give a talk and demonstration
on 'Unusual herbs to grow and plant', as given at Chelsea.
Tom
Petherick - an acclaimed author and broadcaster whose gardening
career began at the Lost Gardens of Heligan; Tom leads the way on
organic methods of gardening. His talk is on First Steps into Biodynamics.
Nick and Carmel Stephens, custodians of Hellens,
will talk on the restoration and development of the gardens at Hellens.
Dr Katherine Swift - a regular garden writer for
The Times, will introduce her new book The Morville Hours, just published
by Bloomsbury.