Gardens That Can Save the World by Lottie Delamain

Gardens That Can Save the World
An evening with Lottie Delamain
at All Saints Church
Thursday 30 April

6.30pm for a 7pm start

Gardens and green spaces are increasingly at the heart of positive environmental and social change. From helping to address loneliness and wellbeing, to managing flooding, restoring wildlife and responding to climate change, the simple act of cultivating plants can have extraordinary ripple effects.

Join garden designer and writer Lottie Delamain as she introduces her new book Gardens That Can Save the World. Drawing on inspiring projects and pioneering thinkers from around the globe, Lottie explores how gardens — whether small urban plots, community spaces or larger landscapes — can become powerful tools for regeneration and renewal.

Lottie is an RHS Chelsea award-winning garden designer who has created gardens across the UK, from intimate city spaces to historic country estates. She is a regular contributor to House & Garden magazine and a trustee of We Are Grow, a charity working with schools and communities to promote sustainable food growing and outdoor learning.

Come and join us for a thoughtful and uplifting evening exploring how gardens — large and small — can help shape a better future.

The talk will be followed by a Q&A with the audience and a book signing.

Doors open 6.30pm | Talk begins 7pm
All Saints’ Church, Langport

The Levels Live bar will be open for refreshments.