Trading and Price List
We are open on Saturday mornings between 10.00 and 11.30hrs during the growing season.
In the hut we stock a variety of products including composts, growbags, fertilizers, insecticides, canes, grass seed and lawn treatment, and much more.
During April and May members own plants and seedlings are often available to purchase.
We would appreciate feedback from our members on the trading facilities and stock we offer, and would welcome any suggestions to improve the service we currently provide.
Our Sales Shed Opens Saturdays 10:00 to 11:30
Many types of compost are available at competitive prices. Come and take a look. Liz usually has some plants for sale and there is always a bargain or two to be had. “Best service in town: drive in, pay cash and our volunteers wheel supplies to your car.
Click Here to View the Spring 2026 Shed Price List
Visit the shed to renew membership £5 per annum. New members welcome.
Membership opens multiple benefits. Gardening-related talks, RHS free visits, Free monthly newsletter, Friendly, expert advice, Discounted supplies and entry to our shows.
The Shed Team.
Trading Shed, Church Crookham Memorial Hall, Sandy Lane, GU52 8LD, (near the Wyvern pub).
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2025 Opening Times
Until October
Saturday Mornings
10:00 to 11:30
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April 2026 Ramblings and Garden Snippets
April showers bring forth May flowers Jill writes. The many benefits of being calm and reconnecting even just for a few minues can come from a woodland walk which at this time of year comes with the added bonus of bluebells or 'dusking'....... The delicate Bluebell...
Trading Hut News
Our Sales Shed Opens Saturdays 10:00 to 11:30
Many types of compost are available at competitive prices. Come and take a look. Liz usually has some plants for sale and there is always a bargain or two to be had. “Best service in town: drive in, pay cash and our volunteers wheel supplies to your car.
Click Here to View the Spring 2026 Shed Price List
Visit the shed to renew membership £5 per annum. New members welcome.
Membership opens multiple benefits. Gardening-related talks, RHS free visits, Free monthly newsletter, Friendly, expert advice, Discounted supplies and entry to our shows.
The Shed Team.
Trading Shed, Church Crookham Memorial Hall, Sandy Lane, GU52 8LD, (near the Wyvern pub).
July 2026 Newsletter
CHURCH CROOKHAM and FLEET GARDEN SOCIETY Established 1954ccfgsoc.org.uk July 2026, Helen Howard writes... Dear Member, 2026 SUMMER SHOWIt is not long before our summer show on Saturday 11th July. I hope you can make it as it is a good opportunity to meet up with other...
Garden Society Hints for Some Commonly Used Fertilisers
Nitrogen Indicated as ‘N’
Used for rapid growth in the foliage of plants, eg lettuce, cabbages etc
Phosphate Indicated as ‘P’
For promoting root growth, eg carrots, beetroot and plants in general
Potash Indicated as ‘K’
For ripening of fruit and stems, colour in flowers etc
Bonemeal
High in phosphates, slow acting
Blood, Fish & Bone
A good, general fertiliser
Garotta
Aids the rotting down of garden compost
Growmore
A very balanced fertiliser for most requirements, both vegetables and flowers
Lawn Sand
Moss and weed killer in lawns. Best time to use – April to June
Maxicrop
A seaweed based liquid fertiliser for general use
Sulphate of Ammonia
A high nitrogen fertiliser, very quick acting. Do not put on foliage, or scorching will take place. Can also be used to aid compost making
Sulphate of Potash
A high potash fertiliser, safe and quick acting. Can feed most plants, and is not readily washed out of the soil
Spring and Summer Lawn Food
General fertiliser for lawns. Quick acting in promoting a lush, green grass (nitrogen based). Water in if no rain within 24 hours, or it will scorch the existing grass
Autumn and Winter Lawn Food
As implied, promotes root growth (phosphate based) to support grass through the ravages of winter
Superphosphate
A very high phosphate fertiliser, rapid in action for promoting root growth. Remains available to plants for a long time
Tomorite
A good, liquid fertiliser for tomatoes. Fairly high in potash