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A fun way to learn about the basics of horticulture in this RHS approved course. You will learn in a suitable environment, with excellent gardens for use as a learning resource. The course runs for 30 weeks, on Fridays from 10.00am - 3.30pm. A theory course with a small amount of practical activity to underpin some areas of the syllabus, along with weekly plant identifications.
A keen interest in horticulture with a level of enquiry into plants and gardens. It is suitable for the beginner or some more experienced.
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Garden history expert Dr Toby Musgrave teaches you how to choose, find and grow heritage fruit and vegetables in your garden (also known as heirloom fruit and vegetables). He'll explain the history of some of our favourite fruit and vegetables - where they came from, how they were grown, and…
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The Introduction to Garden Design online course is taught by expert garden designers Hilary Thomas and Alison Worster. The course will take you through all the basics of garden design, theory and practice. Garden design is all about organising and shaping spaces and it covers many different…
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Expert vegetable gardener Sally Nex will teach you how to grow vegetables in your garden all year, including winter vegetable gardening and plant ideas. As you learn you'll be designing your vegetable garden and producing your own planting plan. This course takes you right through the growing year,…
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Do you want to become a garden designer or design your own garden? The Garden Design Diploma is a collection of garden design courses which will teach you a complete range of garden design skills taught by some of the biggest names in gardening and horticulture. You'll learn how to design a…
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