WELCOME TO THE CHEAM AND CUDDINGTON

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY WEBSITE 

Do You Enjoy Gardening?

Cheam & Cuddington Horticultural Society (CCHS) was founded in 1893 and has maintained close ties with the local community throughout its long and prestigious history. The object of the Society is the promotion, advancement and enjoyment of horticulture and gardening. 

 

The Society holds two shows a year, three informal evening meetings and an annual quiz as well as producing four annual newsletters and a schedule that defines the classes of entries for the summer and autumn shows.

 


 

Please click on the “About the Society” tab in the menu bar to read this article in full.

 

Our evening meetings are held at St Christopher's Church Hall in Cheam and cover topics of gardening and general interest,  Past meetings have included topics such as "The History of Nonsuch Palace & Mansion", "Topiary & Hedging" and "Fruit Growing".  Look out for news of our next meeting in the Event Diary menu tag and in the featured news items below this article. Non-members are very welcome to attend an evening meeting and discuss joining us. 

 

The Summer and Autumn Shows take place at St Dunstan's School in Cheam. Take a look at the Show Gallery in the menu bar above to see what a marvellous show we put on. 

 

Every year we have a stand at the Cheam Fair by the Red Lion pub in Cheam.  Our plants for sale are a sell out every year. 

 

There is no need to own a large garden, grow rarities or enter our Shows. If you enjoy gardening please join our Society.

 

BENEFITS of MEMBERSHIP

A copy of the Society's current Rules and Show Schedules.

Free admission to Shows and Meetings arranged by the Society.

Entitlement to enter our Summer & Autumn Shows.

A copy of the Society's Newsletter which is published at intervals throughout the year...

THE SOCIETY IS AFFILIATED WITH THE FOLLOWING SOCIETIES

The Royal Horticultural Society

The National Dahlia Society

The British Fuchsia Society

The National Vegetable Society

The Surrey Horticultural Federation

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.. also as a member, attend our interesting evening meetings.    See you there!

 Welcome to our website

Do you enjoy gardening?

Cheam & Cuddington Horticultural Society (CCHS) was founded in 1893 and has maintained close ties with the local community during its long and prestigious history. The object of the Society is the promotion, advancement and enjoyment of horticulture and gardening.

The Society holds two shows a year, three informal evening meetings and an annual quiz as well as producing four annual newsletters and a schedule that defines the classes of entries for the summer and autumn shows. 

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Please click on the "About the Society" tab in the menu bar to read this article in full.

 

 

New Competion Award for 2020:

    Due to a generous donation the Society is proud to anounce a new Award for 2020. 

    Vice President's Award.      presented by E. Belcher.

 

    To be awarded for most 1st prizes across all adult classes for both Shows during the year. To be presented at the AGM.

 

 

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          January Newsletter

                                      

          22nd April 2020   Evening meeting:

         Tales from the Potting Shed                  Speaker -  Jean Griffin     

              St Christopher's Church Hall, Dallas Road, Cheam.  8pm

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Photos from the Autumn Show in The Show Gallery

Photos from our Autumn Show which took place on Saturday 14th September are now available to view in the Show Gallery.

Locally grown flowers, fruits and vegetables were on display as well as domestic and children’s classes. It was very well attended and the quality of entries was exceptionally high. 

 

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