
Fruit Pruning for Healthy Trees - 17th January
Join horticulturalist Tony Davies for this practical workshop at our organic demonstration garden focusing on how to get started with fruit tree pruning using organic methods.
Join horticulturalist Tony Davies for this practical workshop at our organic demonstration garden focusing on how to get started with fruit tree pruning using organic methods.
In this pay as you feel online talk, you'll learn from our expert organic gardeners. This talk aims to show you how to raise plants in peat-free compost, how to water and feed plants grown in peat free and overcome any challenges.
You don’t need acres of space to grow your own healthy, tasty vegetables and flowers. Expert gardener Chris Collins shares his best-kept secrets for successful container gardening in this online lunchtime workshop.
In this face-to-face workshop at our organic demonstration garden in Ryton, near Coventry, Anton Rosenfeld will show you how to create your own productive and vibrant growing space using sustainable container-growing techniques.
Planning how, when, and what to grow can be bewildering - whether you’re a new or experienced gardener. But Chris Collins is here to help at this lunchtime online talk, as he takes you step-by-step through the process of seed sowing, raising plants and planning your plot.
This face-to-face workshop at our organic demonstration garden in Ryton, near Coventry, is perfect for anybody who is new to organic food growing.
Seed saving is for everyone – and it’s one of the best and cheapest ways you can propagate your garden, while also protecting varieties and heritage plants. In this online lunchtime talk, you can find out more about how to save seed, and why it's so important.
Whether you’re redesigning your garden, or starting from scratch, this workshop will give you a head start when it comes to designing in tune with nature.
In this lunchtime online talk you’ll learn how to attract and support the many wonderful pollinating insects in your garden, from bees and butterflies to hoverflies and moths.
April is a magical time to take a tour of our unique organic demonstration garden - just as it comes to life. The first spring bulbs such as daffodils and iris reticulata will be emerging. Look for bees among the bobbing hellebore heads, and learn more about gardening for drought in our alpine garden. Under cover our greenhouses will be producing the first salad crops, and our team will be seed sowing in earnest for the year ahead.