Members' Events

Benmore AGM & TALK by Alan Bennell - The Story of Benmore

Members' AGM and talk - Lecture by Alan Bennell: The Story of Benmore - Scotland's largest Botanic Garden

Dawyck Members' AGM & Talk - "Beechgrove Both Sides of the Lens" by George Anderson MBE, of the Beechgrove Garden

Dawyck Members' AGM. Meet at 7pm for a complimentary glass of wine, followed by a lecture by George Anderson, no stranger to RBGE, now of the Beechgrove Garden.

RBGE Members' AGM and Lecture: '20 Years of Plant Collecting for the Botanics in South Asia' by Peter Wilkie

Join us for the Members' AGM followed by a Lecture by Peter Wilkie

Early Morning Bird Walk

Hear the dawn chorus at the Botanics. Join an expert from the RSPB and an expert garden guide for a walk in the early morning when the birds have this beautiful place to themselves. Bring your binoculars. Join us afterwards for breakfast in the canteen.

Friends of Dawyck Botanic Garden Annual Plant Sale

Bring and buy plant sale - come and find something new and interesting for your garden - all plants sourced from local gardens. Please bring donations to Dawyck Botanic Garden car park on Saturday 4- 6pm, otherwise on Sunday from 9.30am.

Members' Plant Sale

Your annual chance to purchase from an enviable collection of plants at truly wonderful prices. Plus the Connoisseurs Collection & Home Baking Stall.

Coffee Morning: The New Alpine House - A New Era in Alpine Horticulture

This latest feature of the Garden allows us to grow a more diverse range of alpine plants and to grow them in a more naturalistic way. It uses tufa, a soft porous rock. Join John Mitchell and visit this exciting project.

Members' Day Visit to Benmore

There will be a coach to Benmore from Edinburgh, lunch at an excellent garden cafe and a Benmore Explorer bus running to the top of the Garden.

Dawyck Dawn Chorus

What better way to start the day than at the crack of dawn to the beautiful sounds of bird song? You'll hear a wide variety of woodland birds and could also tune into some more unusual species such as Blackcap, Woodcock, Redstart and Nuthatch.

Coffee Morning: Extreme Botany - Surveying Oman's Highest Mountains

Sabina Knees has spent 8 years working in Oman: in conservation, on the Flora of Arabia and in developing Oman Botanic Garden. She is now surveying the summits of the Hajar Mountains in the north. Hear Sabina talk about this new project.

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