Upcoming talks and other news

woman speaking in a garden

A round up of the no dig gardening talks I’m giving at shows and events August, September and October 2022.

Travelling to gardening events is an absolute joy. I so enjoy hosting no dig talks, meeting lots of gardeners and hopefully inspiring people to grow their own using affordable, sustainable no dig methods.

These are all talks and events which are open to the public. I also give talks to private groups and organisations.

To discuss booking me for your event, please contact me.

Courses and Workshops here at my half acre homestead

I’m regularly asked when I’ll be hosting workshops and courses here in my new garden. Currently we are planning to start these in March 2023. Dates still to be confirmed – as soon as they are the info will be on this website. Day courses will be £95 per person, to include tea/coffee, bring your own packed lunch.

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trug of runner beans amongst flowers and foliage

Between The Trees Festival

Tomorrow (Sunday 28th) I am heading to Pembrokeshire for the Between the Trees Festival. I’ve not been here before, and it sounds absolutely beautiful. There may be some day tickets left. I’ll be in the Well Being and Permaculture Pagoda at 2:30.

Haverfordwest Gardening Club

Talk about no dig gardening for The Gardeners’ Club in Tangiers, Crundale, Haverfordwest SA62 4DF. Doors open 1:30pm Everyone welcome. Visitors £3

a selection of summer squash and courgettes
courgettes and summer squash grown in the garden

RHS Wisley Flower Show

I’m delighted to be invited back to RHS Wisley to speak at this beautiful show. I’m there on the 7th & 8th September 2022, speaking as part of the Hilltop Live Talks at 1:30 each day.

Tickets available to buy from here.

Wisley has a superb no dig garden run by the amazing Sheila Das. If you can’t make it to the show it is well worth visiting the gardens at Wisley to see this incredible achievement.

ariel view of a large garden and building
Hilltop at RHS Wisley

Wales Permaculture Convergence/ Casglu Paramarthu Cymru

I’ve been wanting to visit Henbant Market Garden for a long time, and can’t wait to explore their no dig garden and have the opportunity to meet other permaculturalists in Wales. I am there on Saturday 10th September, speaking in the afternoon (time to be confirmed).

Sadly due to other work commitments I can only be there for the day. More information about the weekend’s events here.

Weekend tickets can be bought from here.

illustration of a farm
Henbant farm

Harrogate Flower Show

16-18th September. I’ll be at the Harrogate Flower Show at Newby Hall  every day talking about no dig gardening and sharing grow your own advice. More details soon.

The whole event looks fantastic, and I can’t wait to be part of it Tickets available from here.

sunflower and words
Harrogate Flower Show

RHS Bridgewater Festival of Flavours

Celebrate growing and cooking fresh food at this new festival in RHS Bridgewater, Salford, Manchester. More details soon, I’ll be there on 30th September and 1st October.

Looking forward to seeing the New Blue Peter Garden – Discover Soil  from RHS Chelsea Flower Show in its permanent location here. Designed by Juliet Sargeant, at Chelsea I was a speaker on this garden, talking about no dig gardening and the soil.

Tickets available here.

woman demonstrating cooking
Festival of Flavours

Watson and Pratt’s Apple Day, Lampeter

Saturday 29th October – more details soon.

6 thoughts on “Upcoming talks and other news”

    1. Stephanie Hafferty

      I do if I am booked 🙂 Have recently got back from giving talks and a supper club in Ireland

      1. Hi, do you mind saying where you were in Ireland? I am seriously considering moving there with my partner, but finding it really difficult to find permaculturists to connect with. Thanks fir everything you do 💚

      2. Stephanie Hafferty

        I was at Carlow Festival. It wasn’t a permaculture festival though, not sure how many permaculture people live in that area.

  1. Sounds like a lot of exciting adventures and plans. Fiona and I will no doubt be meeting you at your place to see your lovely set up. Love those yellow sumer squash, ourgettes and marrows. Beautiful!

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