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Courses, talks and workshops at our Organic Gardens


2010

 March, Sat 13th Your organic allotment: Part 3 of 6
Session 3: Sowing and planting - Third of a series of six courses
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 April, Sat 10th Your organic allotment: Part 4 of 6
Session 4: Unusual crops - Fourth of a series of six courses
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 April, Thu 15th Muck and Magic
Healthy soil is the first step to growing healthy plants.
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 April, Sat 24th Your organic allotment: Part 5 of 6
Session 5: Pest and disease control - Fifth of a series of six courses
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 May, Sat 15th Your organic allotment: Part 6 of 6
Session 6: Weed control and problem busting - Last of a series of six courses
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 June, Sat 5th Managing pest and disease in an organic garden
Learn how to grow healthy plants that will withstand attacks from unwanted visitors.
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 June, Thu 10th An introduction to biodynamics
What is Biodynamic gardening? Can I practise biodynamic methods in my own garden?
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 June, Wed 30th Writers' workshop / Photography in the garden
Each topic runs 10am-1pm and is repeated 2-5pm
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 July, Thu 8th Make your own herbal cosmetics
Learn how to make skin, hair and bath preparations from the herbs growing in your garden.
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 July, Thu 29th Preserve and store your harvest
Discover how to get the most of your garden produce
- at Garden Organic Ryton
 August, Wed 11th Planning your organic vegetable garden
A bit of structured planning can help you get the best from your vegetable patch
- at Garden Organic Ryton

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

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