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| I am looking for some guidance on how to form a new gardening club. A bit of the background. There are a small group of people who are interested in gardening of all types and growing in general plus all the ancillary stuff like flower arranging, cooking etc. etc. Some have allotments, some small gardens at home and some just a few pot plants. However all have become disillusioned about the existing local gardening group because of the lack of concern about organic, sustainable and "green" issues related to food etc. As it happens the local church have people who are also interested in gardening and green issues and who are looking to start meeting together. The venue for this new group would be at least 5 miles from any other group. The first idea is that the new group should compliment the existing group but have a more "green" agenda. Some people have tried to get the existing group to change over the years but with no luck and feel that a new group would be a better forum for their views anyway. My questions are - how do we begin to form a new group? Where do speakers come from? Is there a format out there that we could adopt? Any tips would be appreciated.
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| Well, what you need to do is book somwhere ( the church hall maybe a good starter) and have an inaugeral meeting and see what people want from the club. Then you need to decide
As to Speakers, well LJ could come and do her Peasticks through the ages talk Seriously, once you know what people are interested n there are folks that will come and give talks. If you contact the national societies they can put you in touch with people that are local ( to cut down expenses ).You do realise that you'll end up as the Secretary don't you
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| Hi there Digger 07 tried to upload a constitution for you, but had problems as its a bit big. can you pm me your e-mail address and I'll send you an attachment.
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| Are there any gardening clubs in East Herts, I am new to all this and all though it is lovely to have the forum (which I read religously every day for a couple of months before registering). It is sometimes nice to be able to speak to people face to face. Help!!!! |
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| Hi A couple of friends and I went to a local village gardening club. We attended monthly for about a year. The main attendees were OAP's and we were made to feel intruders even though they took our money on the door every month and we contributed to their raffle. I think the moral here is don't make people feel unwelcome. we no longer attend
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Seriously, once you know what people are interested n there are folks that will come and give talks. If you contact the national societies they can put you in touch with people that are local ( to cut down expenses ).

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