Gardening classes and lectures
Re: Are there any Gardening classes or lectures starting January 2015 in South East London?
jm0928912
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try searching the internet
Posted: Thursday 15th of July 2021 03:10 PM
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I would like to find a part time course or regular lectures to attend in South London to get the most out of my allotment
Posted: Saturday 29th of November 2014 06:25 PM Last reply: Friday 28th of February 2025 02:19 AM
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SPECIAL CHILDREN AND FAMILY SESSIONS - Have fun finding out about the restoration project at Turton Tower Kitchen Garden, Edgworth, Bolton BL7 0HG and get involved in a practical gardening session. Tuesdays 10am - 12pm on 6th and 27th August. Places are free, but numbers limited, to book and for more details see
http://sjgardenadvice.co.uk/kitchengarden.html
http://sjgardenadvice.co.uk/kitchengarden.html
Posted: Saturday 13th of July 2013 03:58 PM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 07:47 AM
Re: Re: Starting a Step by Step Video guide
Shoot User
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Just found this: http://www.videojug.com/tag/growing-fruit-and-vegetables
There are actually some really neat ones in there!
Sorry, here's the clickable link from my last question: http://website.1and1.co.uk/flash-movies-on-personal-website
There are actually some really neat ones in there!
Sorry, here's the clickable link from my last question: http://website.1and1.co.uk/flash-movies-on-personal-website
Posted: Friday 31st of May 2013 09:31 PM
Re: Starting a Step by Step Video guide
Shoot User
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A friend of mine just suggested http://website.1and1.co.uk/flash-movies-on-personal-website . Has anyone used this product to add video on a personal website?
Thanks for the information!
Thanks for the information!
Posted: Tuesday 28th of May 2013 02:01 PM Last reply: Tuesday 28th of May 2013 02:01 PM
Starting a Step by Step Video guide
Shoot User
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Hello,
I am interested in starting a step by step video guide to help people with growing their own vegetables. Does anyone know of a blog or site that is similar and would you think the is helpful?
I am interested in starting a step by step video guide to help people with growing their own vegetables. Does anyone know of a blog or site that is similar and would you think the is helpful?
Posted: Thursday 23rd of May 2013 06:01 PM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 07:47 AM
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Learn how to garden without breaking the bank or your back!!
During this 8-week course we will cover as much as possible about gardening. Although you will receive handouts weekly with helpful hints and tips, the class setting will be an informal interactive one with plenty of Questions and Answers, allowing issues relating specifically to your garden to be addressed.
If time allows we will cover the following: Basic garden design; Composting, Mulching; Recycling; Plant Identification - suitable plants for different situations and; seasons; Nature and wildlife in the Garden - how to encourage them in and then keep them there; Plants and Plant Care - how, when and what to plant and how to prune and maintain them. Basic Propagation. Tools - what tool for what job, how to look after them and more importantly how to use them properly. Watering - how to water plants properly, when not to water and the benefits of water including aquatic plants and fish for your pond.
If enough interest is shown a guided tour of a public garden may be arranged although the price is not included in the course fee.
Class starts on Monday September 27th 2010, 8pm to 9.30pm. It runs for 8 weeks and will finish approx 22nd Nov 2010 (finish date depends on Mid term break).
Fee is very reasonable at 120 Euro.
If you would like any further information please telephone me Ena Ronayne on +353 86 8259166 or email me on [EMAIL] info@thegardendesignco.ie[/EMAIL] Alternatively contact Foxrock Institute directly on +353 1 4939506
[LINK] http://thegardendesignco.blogspot.com/2009/12/gardening-for-fun-starts-jan-25th-2010.html[/LINK]
[IMAGE] http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_9_hSNCQwNo4/SyJ5nMZ4obI/AAAAAAAAArU/A5leKnPT7Zg/s1600-h/Herbaceous+Border+Hampton+Court.JPG[/IMAGE]
During this 8-week course we will cover as much as possible about gardening. Although you will receive handouts weekly with helpful hints and tips, the class setting will be an informal interactive one with plenty of Questions and Answers, allowing issues relating specifically to your garden to be addressed.
If time allows we will cover the following: Basic garden design; Composting, Mulching; Recycling; Plant Identification - suitable plants for different situations and; seasons; Nature and wildlife in the Garden - how to encourage them in and then keep them there; Plants and Plant Care - how, when and what to plant and how to prune and maintain them. Basic Propagation. Tools - what tool for what job, how to look after them and more importantly how to use them properly. Watering - how to water plants properly, when not to water and the benefits of water including aquatic plants and fish for your pond.
If enough interest is shown a guided tour of a public garden may be arranged although the price is not included in the course fee.
Class starts on Monday September 27th 2010, 8pm to 9.30pm. It runs for 8 weeks and will finish approx 22nd Nov 2010 (finish date depends on Mid term break).
Fee is very reasonable at 120 Euro.
If you would like any further information please telephone me Ena Ronayne on +353 86 8259166 or email me on [EMAIL] info@thegardendesignco.ie[/EMAIL] Alternatively contact Foxrock Institute directly on +353 1 4939506
[LINK] http://thegardendesignco.blogspot.com/2009/12/gardening-for-fun-starts-jan-25th-2010.html[/LINK]
[IMAGE] http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_9_hSNCQwNo4/SyJ5nMZ4obI/AAAAAAAAArU/A5leKnPT7Zg/s1600-h/Herbaceous+Border+Hampton+Court.JPG[/IMAGE]
Posted: Friday 3rd of September 2010 10:26 PM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 07:36 AM