Event description
Join us for the Winter Lecture series, which will bring together five inspiring lecturers across five fascinating evenings at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. From breathtaking garden design and the hidden stories of flowers to the miniature world of mosses and the cultural stories behind plants, this year's series promises fresh perspectives, captivating stories and plenty of botanical inspiration.
In this lecture, acclaimed gardening writer and horticulturalist Alys Flower will deliver her fascinating lecture, followed by drinks and the opportunity to purchase associated books.
The full Winter Lecture schedule includes:
🗓 21st January | Tom Stuart-Smith, award-winning garden designer.
🗓 4th February | Advolly Richmond, garden historian and author of A Short History of Flowers.
🗓 18th February | Alys Fowler, acclaimed gardening writer, horticulturalist and author of Peatlands.
🗓 11th March | Sarah Edwards, ethnobotanist and author of The Ethnobotanist.
🗓 25th March | Helena Attlee, author of The Land Where Lemons Grow.
