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Butterflies, Bees and Birds - Gardening for Wildlife

From: 03 September 2008

To: 03 September 2008

A recommended Royal Horticultural Society Event at Cath's Garden Plants in Heaves, Kendal.

Butterflies, Bees and Birds - Gardening for Wildlife

Join horticulturalist Bob Sanderson at Cath's Garden Plants at Heaves, Kendal for an illustrated talk on a variety of plants that attract butterflies, birds, bees and other insects to the garden.

RHS Members: £7.95; non-members: £9.95

Tea, coffee and biscuits are included in the entrance fee. Bar meal lunches, soup and sandwiches can be pre-ordered at the hotel or ordered on the day.

Nb. All tickets must be pre-booked

Tel: 01539 561126 Starts 10am until 12.30pm

Event held at: Cath's Garden Plants, The Walled Garden, Heaves Hotel, Kendal, LA8 8EF.

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