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 | 2 April 2023                                   | Winchester                                     | Paul Lewis on his work breeding hardy //Gladiolus// hybrids, Paul Cumbleton: part 2 of his series on "//Sorting out the Massonias//", and Rodney Sims will show a 40-minute video “//Wildflower Extravaganza//”, with scenes of South African flowers with named species                                                                                                                                                                                                                |                                                                           | | 2 April 2023                                   | Winchester                                     | Paul Lewis on his work breeding hardy //Gladiolus// hybrids, Paul Cumbleton: part 2 of his series on "//Sorting out the Massonias//", and Rodney Sims will show a 40-minute video “//Wildflower Extravaganza//”, with scenes of South African flowers with named species                                                                                                                                                                                                                |                                                                           |
 | [[meetings:2023:1022|22 October 2023]]         | Winchester                                     | Val Bourne on "//Plant Passions at Spring Cottage//" -- a general talk about her garden including the use of South African plants such as Crocosmias etc.;  Jon Evans on South African bulbs grown at Keith Wiley’s Wildside Garden in Devon, Paul Cumbleton's part 3 of his series of short talks on "//Sorting out the Massonias//",                                                                                                                                                  |                                                                           | | [[meetings:2023:1022|22 October 2023]]         | Winchester                                     | Val Bourne on "//Plant Passions at Spring Cottage//" -- a general talk about her garden including the use of South African plants such as Crocosmias etc.;  Jon Evans on South African bulbs grown at Keith Wiley’s Wildside Garden in Devon, Paul Cumbleton's part 3 of his series of short talks on "//Sorting out the Massonias//",                                                                                                                                                  |                                                                           |
-| 24 March 2024                                  | Winchester                                     | Timothy Walker on "//From Diaz to Diamonds - Plant Hunting in South Africa//".  "The western Cape region of South Africa is one of the most botanically diverse areas of the World.  This talk takes a route from the southernmost tip of Africa to the border with Namibia looking at the plants and the ethnobotany of one of the most fascinating countries in the World."  After lunch Paul Cumbleton gave part 4 of his series of short talks on "//Sorting out the Massonias//",  |                                                                           |+| [[meetings:2024:0324|24 March 2024]]           | Winchester                                     | Timothy Walker on "//From Diaz to Diamonds - Plant Hunting in South Africa//".  "The western Cape region of South Africa is one of the most botanically diverse areas of the World.  This talk takes a route from the southernmost tip of Africa to the border with Namibia looking at the plants and the ethnobotany of one of the most fascinating countries in the World."  After lunch Paul Cumbleton gave part 4 of his series of short talks on "//Sorting out the Massonias//",  |                                                                           |
 | 20 October 2024(<wrap em>next meeting</wrap>)  | Winchester                                     | Alex Summers, who was until recently the curator of the National Botanic Garden of Wales, now working in a National Trust garden, will give a talk (title to be agreed).  The NBGW has a large section devoted to plants from regions with a Mediterranean climate, including a collection of South African bulbs.                                                                                                                                                                      |                                                                           | | 20 October 2024(<wrap em>next meeting</wrap>)  | Winchester                                     | Alex Summers, who was until recently the curator of the National Botanic Garden of Wales, now working in a National Trust garden, will give a talk (title to be agreed).  The NBGW has a large section devoted to plants from regions with a Mediterranean climate, including a collection of South African bulbs.                                                                                                                                                                      |                                                                           |
  
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