Celebrated food writer Nigel Slater explores the hidden beauty and ecological value of weeds, from nettles to dandelions and daisies. Rethink these garden outcasts and their benefits for people and nature; refreshments are included, and no booking is required.
Join celebrated food writer Nigel Slater for an engaging talk exploring the hidden beauty and ecological value of wild plants that are often dismissed as garden outcasts. The event looks at species such as nettles, dandelions and daisies, and makes the case that these resilient plants have real benefits for people and the natural world.
The talk is designed to shift how audiences think about weeds, showing how a more appreciative perspective can deepen our connection with the plants around us. It is an accessible and welcoming event for anyone interested in gardens, wildlife or the natural environment.
Everyone is warmly welcome, whether you are a keen gardener, a nature enthusiast, or simply curious to learn more. Refreshments are included, and no booking is required.
Nigel Slater
16 November 2026, 19:30 – 21:30
£3 attendance fee. Refreshments are included in the price of attendance. No booking required.
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