Is your garden looking a little lack-lustre? Do you wish you were more green-fingered? It could be that you're picking the wrong plants for your particular garden! Let RHS award-winning garden designer Louise Bastow teach you the tips and tricks for gardening success and you'll come away from this workshop with some professional gardening knowledge!
What to expect:
In this half-day workshop, you will learn how to select the right plants to match your garden conditions.
The class looks at the six layers of planting that occur naturally, covering:
You will learn which plants are reliable for each layer and finish off by talking about the essential and easy steps for getting new plants well-established. This knowledge will help you to care for your plants and ensure that they flourish for years to come.
Age restrictions: 18+
| Adult | Β£80 |
A really useful morning with lots of helpful information.
Very good starter for understanding the basics. The group was the right size which allowed good c...
A really useful morning with lots of helpful information.
Very good starter for understanding the basics. The group was the right size which allowed good conversation and discussion. Very central location and easy to find
All COVID- 19 requirements will be adhered to.
Louise is an RHS award-winning garden designer with over 20 years of experience, as well as a flower grower and florist passionate about helping people bring the beauty of nature into everyday life.
In her floristry workshops Louise teaches relaxed, hands-on techniques for creating natural, seasonal arrangements that are simple to learn and easy to recreate at home.
Her garden planning workshops share practical design principles to help you shape a garden youβll truly love β from flower borders that pack a punch to layouts that suit the way you live.
Friendly, creative and inspiring, Louiseβs workshops are a chance to learn new skills, meet fellow flower lovers and leave with fresh ideas or something beautiful youβve made yourself. πΈπΏ
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