Courses, talks and workshops at our Organic Gardens
2013 | ||
| July, Sat 13th |
Willow Basketry for Beginners This course has been designed to guide total beginners, step by step through each stage of the basket-making process. Click here for more information - at Ryton gardens | |
| August, Sat 24th |
Willow Basketry for Beginners This course has been designed to guide total beginners, step by step through each stage of the basket-making process. For more information click here - at Ryton gardens | |
| September, Sat 21st |
Manage Your Soil Care of the soil should be at the heart of every organic garden. This course gives an introduction to sustainable management of soil . Click here for more information - at Ryton gardens | |
| September, Sat 21st |
Compost Magic Healthy soil is the key to growing healthy plants. Learn how to make compost and leafmould and create a comfry liquid feed. - at Ryton gardens | |
| October, Thu 17th |
Seed Saving Learn all about growing for seed, why seed should be saved, and how to save seed with our experts from the Heritage Seed Library. For more information click here - at Garden Organic | |
| October, Sun 20th |
Breadmaking This is an introduction to bread making aimed at the novice baker. It will focus upon the techniques of making soft doughs and will be an opportunity to experience making dough and basic shaping. Click here for details and prices - at Ryton Gardens | |
| November, Sat 30th |
Willow Basketry for Beginners This course has been designed to guide total beginners, step by step through each stage of the basket-making process. Click here for more information - at Garden Organic | |
| December, Wed 4th |
Make your own Christmas decorations Create your own seasonal decorations using natural materials. For more information click here - at Garden Organic | |
How to apply for a place
Places are limited and are allocated on a first come, first served basis.
To secure a place on one of our courses, telephone our bookings team on: (024)7621 7717
Non-members may benefit from reduced members rates by joining Garden Organic. See the benefits of membership and how to join.
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