What is recorded here
To commemorate invaluable services to the society first as honorary secretary and later as chairman of committee this portion of ground laid out for the reception of rock and bog plants is named The Hugh Nettlefold Alpine Garden Opened May 29 1895
Hugh Nettlefold Alpine Garden was established in recognition of Hugh Nettlefold's significant contributions to the society, serving first as honorary secretary and later as chairman. The garden is important as a dedicated space for rock and bog plants, reflecting early 20th-century horticultural interests in alpine gardening.
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