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A Clay Soil Survival Guide PLUS Basics of Planting Design – Gardening Talks

December 3, 2024 10:50 am Published by pink rose on clay soil Leave your thoughts

Join for two engaging gardening talks with a complimentary lunch included. Our clay soil survival guide in the morning session will teach you how to manage and improve your heavy clay soil and provide you with top plants that will thrive in clay soils. And in the afternoon, discover the principles of planting design, whatever your soil, with our Basics of Planting Design talk.

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Making Hay! Meadow Planting PLUS ‘Re-Wild’ Your Garden – Gardening Talks

November 26, 2024 5:40 am Published by wildlife in a wildflower meadow Leave your thoughts

Join Juliet Sargeant for two engaging talks on sustainable gardening practices, with a complimentary lunch included. Discover how to plant a meadow in your outside space in the morning session. And in the afternoon, Juliet will look at the principles of 're-wilding', enabling you to transform your garden and practices so that you are gardening with and for nature.

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Pollinator Planting PLUS Gardening for a Changing Climate – Gardening Talks

November 25, 2024 7:20 pm Published by gardening for bees and wildlife Leave your thoughts

Join award-winning garden designer Keri Fitzpatrick for two engaging talks plus lunch. The morning talk will look at how to plant your garden to encourage more butterflies, bees and bats to visit, and in the afternoon the talk will look at gardening in a changing climate, what to plant and how to adapt your gardening practices.

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Making Hay! Meadow Planting and Lawn Alternatives PLUS Pollinator Planting Garden Knowledge Boost Talks

May 22, 2024 4:09 pm Published by Bee friendly gardening Leave your thoughts

Join multi award winning garden designer Juliet Sargeant for two engaging talks plus lunch. The morning will look at how to plant a Meadow and other lawn alternatives, and in the afternoon, learn how to encourage more butterflies, bees and bats into your garden with lots of advice on planting for pollinators.

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