Learn how to create flower garden sculptures out of chicken wire. These beautiful harebell (or maybe Dierama flowers) are made over a full day workshop that includes
the materials to make three flowers on a spike and also includes a light lunch and refreshments.
Tuesday 30th June 10.00-4.30 – cost; 55€ per person.

Chicken wire is fairly malleable and easy to bend using pliers but does require a little strength and dexterity, plus a little patience to make a large or complex sculpture. This workshop is suitable for beginners – we will assist anyone who requires a little help to complete their flowers.
You can book onto this workshop using the online payment system below. Once we receive notification of your booking we will contact you with further information. If you have any trouble using this system or prefer to pay by cheque then you can use the contact form below to get in touch to check availability and request a booking form. You can use this contact form for any other questions.


wire and steel framework. These ethereal flower sculptures are a unique garden feature and look great all year round.
This half-day workshop in plant propagation will look at the basics of propagating from seed and from softwood cuttings. You will learn a little botany that will help you to be more successful in rooting cuttings and understanding the different types of seeds, seed sowing tips and overcoming different types of dormancy in seeds.
This half day introductory course is running on Tuesday 5th May 2020 1.30-4pm 25€ per person
After a light lunch of warming winter vegetable soup and home baked bread there will be a practical session where we will first demonstrate the techniques and then you will practice the practical work to develop the basic skills required to create a laid hedge. This practical session will also include a little tool maintenance and tool safety and will cover traditional and modern tools and materials used in hedge laying.
This short course is aimed at those who want to develop a potager and grow vegetables for the first time or to improve their understanding of growing vegetables successfully.
varieties, pest and disease control and how and when to harvest your crops. There will be a mix of theory, demonstration and practical activities.