Your organic allotment: Part 4 of 6
Session 4: Unusual crops - Fourth of a series of six courses
Your organic allotment
Saturday 10th April 2010 at Ryton
1.30pm - 4.30pm
Cost: Members - £136.00 (for the whole course)
Non-members - £170.00 (for the whole course)
The 'nitty-gritty' - this series of Saturday afternoon sessions includes hands-on gardening combined with theory, and is ideal for beginners, or for those with experience who would like to learn more about organic gardening techniques. Each week covers an essential topic, from how to make a start on your new allotment, through to problem-busting on an established plot. All of your questions answered! Participants can earn a Garden Organic certificate at the end of the course.
Session 4: Unusual crops
Learn how to grow a range of crops traditionally grown in other countries, which will thrive in our climate. Many of these are surprisingly easy to raise despite their exotic appearance.
Spring course dates are: Saturdays February 6, 27; March 13; April 10, 24; May 15
How to apply for a place on this course
Places are limited and are allocated on a first come, first served basis.
To secure a place, telephone our bookings team on: (024) 7621 7717
For further details on any course, email Knowledge Development at courses@gardenorganic.org.uk
Non-members may benefit from reduced members rates by joining Garden Organic. See the benefits of membership and how to join.
Getting to Ryton Gardens
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