The Caley is:
- Scotland's premier gardening society and also one of its oldest; founded in 1809 "for the purpose of forming a society for the improvement of horticulture in all its branches", it was granted Royal Charters in 1824 and 1898.
- Based in Edinburgh, but with members nationwide, it welcomes anyone interested in gardening, be they amateurs or professionals, beginners or experienced gardeners.

The Caley offers Members:
- A series of talks on gardening at 7.30pm in the Royal Botanic Garden, Inverleith Row, Edinburgh on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, October to March.
- Day and evening visits to gardens throughout Scotland, and an annual 6-day study tour excursion within the UK.
- Plant Sales on three Saturdays in May at Saughton Winter Gardens, Edinburgh.
- Expert advice on gardening problems, and books and videos on loan.
- An annual Journal, The Caledonian Gardener, which is full of interesting articles; and a regular newsletter, Preview, which gives news of the Society and what is to come.

Come and Join the Caley:
There are several different classes of membership, including ordinary and family member, student member and Corporate partners. If you wish to join us the contact is John Murison. 

For more information go to the main Caley website at:

http://www.rchs.co.uk