Squire’s Twickenham Celebrates 60 Years with Expert Rose Talk

A Milestone Celebration with Horticultural Expertise

Squire’s Garden Centres in Twickenham is marking its 60th anniversary in style. As part of the celebrations, they are hosting a special evening talk with leading rose expert Ray Martin of The Rose Society UK. Here are five things you need to know about this exciting event.

1. Meet Ray Martin: A Renowned Rose Expert

Ray Martin, an internationally recognised expert on roses and Secretary of The Rose Society UK, will be sharing his extensive knowledge in a talk titled ‘Grow Roses Easily’. With years of experience and passion for roses, Ray is the perfect speaker to inspire both novice and seasoned gardeners.

2. Event Details and How to Attend

The special talk will be held on Wednesday, 29th May at 5pm. Tickets are priced at £15, which includes a welcome glass of fizz, canapés, and a £5 rose voucher. To ensure your place, advanced booking is essential and can be done online through Squire’s website.

3. Learn 12 Top Tips for Growing Roses

During his talk, Ray Martin will provide an illustrative presentation packed with practical advice. He will cover 12 top tips for growing, cultivating, and pruning roses, ensuring attendees leave with valuable insights to keep their roses in peak condition. This is a unique opportunity to learn from one of the best in the field.

4. A Warm Welcome from the Squire Family

Guests will be warmly welcomed by Colin Squire OBE, Chairman Emeritus, and his daughter, Sarah Squire, Chairman of Squire’s Garden Centres. This personal touch from the family behind the business adds a special significance to the event, reflecting the company’s rich history and commitment to horticultural excellence.

5. Celebrating 60 Years of Horticultural Heritage

Squire’s Twickenham, the very first garden centre opened by Colin Squire in 1964, is celebrating its 60th anniversary. This centre was pioneering at the time and has grown into a cornerstone of the local community. The anniversary celebration not only highlights the garden centre’s history but also its continuous contribution to horticulture and gardening education.

For more information and to book your tickets, visit Squire’s Garden Centres.


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