Theydon Bois Horticultural Society was formed in May 1899 and has held an Annual Show every year since – except when interrupted by World Wars, and now coronavirus.

The Society is run by a committee of dedicated villagers who look after the planters in the village and have recently adopted the station flowerbeds. The Society also engages in the odd bit of ‘guerrilla gardening’, planting crocuses in the verges. We arrange two or three outings a year to gardens and stately homes and hold talks of general and specialised interest in the Village Hall, free to members.

You can join the Horticultural Society at a cost of only £3 per person per year by completing the application form which is delivered to each house in April, contacting a member of the committee or asking at a talk or visit.  Membership entitles you to free admission to our talks, and reduced prices for visits.