Learn the basics of organic gardening starting with the key principles of building soil fertility using natural methods and organic pest and disease control, basic practical techniques and tips on how to be successful and how to avoid key problems.
You will have the opportunity to test your own soil, get
answers to your questions and see an organic system in practice as well as learning the basic theory. Plus you will have a choice of free heritage and heirloom bean seeds to take away and grow.
Thursday 10th May 10.00-3.00 40€ including light lunch and refreshments.
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You will create your own lantern to take home with you (all materials for the willow lantern are included in the cost) Add your own battery powered or solar lights to create a unique and subtle outdoor light.
identification of common trees. On this course you will cover some basic botany and discover the secrets to identifying plants and deciduous trees during the winter when they have no leaves present. You will be able to put these skills into practice in your own garden and while out enjoying the countryside enabling you to engage with the natural flora of the region.
Have a go at woodturning using traditional tools for greenwood crafting. You will create a ‘blank’ from a log section and turn it down into a garden dibber or sting line.
If you enjoy this beginners course we will be offering intermediate courses later this spring to make chicken, cockerel or duck sculptures for the garden.