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Events & Courses

Your organic allotment: Part 3 of 6
13 Mar 2010 - Ryton
Session 3: Sowing and planting - Third of a series of six courses...
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Kid's Mother's Day Potting Workshop
13 Mar 2010 - Ryton
Kid's Mother's Day Potting Workshop...
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Treat your Mum this weekend with free entry to Ryton Gardens for all mothers.
13 Mar 2010 - Ryton
Treat your Mum this weekend with free entry to Ryton Gardens for all mothers....
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Sustaining urban green spaces conference
20 Mar 2010 - Norris Bank Primary School
Sustaining urban green spaces conference...
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Your organic allotment: Part 4 of 6
10 Apr 2010 - Ryton
Session 4: Unusual crops - Fourth of a series of six courses
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Muck and Magic
15 Apr 2010 - Ryton
Healthy soil is the first step to growing healthy plants.
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Your organic allotment: Part 5 of 6
24 Apr 2010 - Ryton
Session 5: Pest and disease control - Fifth of a series of six courses
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Your organic allotment: Part 6 of 6
15 May 2010 - Ryton
Session 6: Weed control and problem busting - Last of a series of six courses
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News

Search for stars of the future to inject excitement into UK's organic industry - 01-03-2010
Search for stars of the future to inject excitement into UK's organic industry
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Exciting project will sow new seeds - 19-02-2010
The culture for growing non-traditional crops in gardens and allotments throughout the UK will be the focus of a brand new project from Garden Organic.
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Garden Organic welcomes new neighbour Webbs - 26-01-2010
Garden Organic has announced that it will welcome a new neighbour to its flagship Warwickshire demonstration gardens.
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