About the talk..
Alan Titchmarsh’s love for gardening blossomed as a child in his home garden. On leaving school with only one O-level the most obvious path to follow was horticulture, a choice that led to a flourishing media career spanning almost 50 years and that has seen him become one of Britain’s best-loved gardeners, writers, and television presenters. In conversation with garden historian and TV presenter Advolly Richmond, Alan will discuss the highs and lows of his amazing life in gardens, from breaking an ankle after slipping on a dew-laden lawn, to designing a garden for Nelson Mandela and working with King Charles, to helping transform people’s lives through the joy of gardening.
How To Enter
Simply answer the following question correctly to be in with a chance of winning. Two winners will be picked at random from the draw to win 4 talk tickets each + Day Tickets!
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- Entrants must be 16 or over.
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- The closing date for receipt of entries is 6pm on Thursday 15 June 2023.
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- The Prize: 4 tickets to the festival talk, ‘TROWEL AND ERROR: A LIFE IN GARDENING with Alan Titchmarsh and Advolly Richmond. The prize is non-transferable, non-refundable and no cash alternative is available. The prize also includes free entry to the Festival for Tuesday 27th June 2023.
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