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SUMMARY:RHS Bridgewater 6-8th May
DESCRIPTION:I am speaking about no dig gardening at RHS Bridgewater in Greater Manchester as part of their National Gardening Week event. Becky Searle (@SowMuchMore on social media) will be there too\, explaining the science behind why no dig works. \nAnd we’ll both be hosting Gardeners’ Question Time on Friday and Saturday. \nHope to see you there! \nBecky wowed the audiences at RHS Hampton Court when she talked about soil science on the No Dig Allotment Demonstration Garden there\, which I designed (with Charles) and hosted. \nMore information about the event at RHS Bridgewater here\, including ticket prices and how to get there. The talks are free as part of the general admission. \nThe schedule is: \nFriday 6th May \n11am Steph Hafferty – No Dig Gardening \n2:30pm Becky Searle – Why No Dig Gardening Works: The Science of No Dig Gardening \n3:30pm – Gardeners Question Time with Steph and Becky \n  \nSaturday 7th May \n11am Becky Searle – Why No Dig Gardening Works: The Science of No Dig Gardening \n2:30pm – Gardeners Question Time with Steph and Becky \n3:30pm Steph Hafferty – No Dig Gardening Steph Hafferty – No Dig Gardening \n  \nSunday 8th May \n11am Steph Hafferty – No Dig Gardening \n                   Becky speaking at RHS Hampton Court Garden Festival     \n 
URL:https://nodighome.com/event/rhs-bridgewater/
LOCATION:RHS Bridgewater\, Occupation Road\, Off Leigh Road\, Worsley\, Salford\, Greater Manchester\, M28 2LJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Garden Festivals,No dig talk,Talks and workshops
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Gardening Course at the National Botanic Garden of Wales
DESCRIPTION:I am teaching two no dig gardening and two wildlife gardening courses at the fantastic National Botanic Garden of Wales in March and April 2022.Places are funded and cost £20 which includes admission to the amazing botanical gardens. Places are limited for each course and must be booked via the Botanic Gardens website – I have linked to each course on the dates below. \nEasy No Dig Gardening\n  \non Friday March 11th 2022 and Saturday April 2nd 2022 \nLearn how to set up and maintain a productive\, organic no dig garden for vegetables\, fruit\, trees\, herbs and flowers whatever size plot; composting; extending the growing season\, wildlife gardening\, natural wildlife-friendly ways of managing pests\, growing year round\, reducing weeds and mulches. \nThe workshop includes practical demonstrations\, slides and plenty of time for all of your questions. \nWildlife Gardening\n  \non Thursday March 31st 2022 and Thursday May 12th 2022 \nLearn how to create and maintain a productive wildlife and planet-friendly garden\, whatever size plot you have\, to increase biodiversity and add colour and nature to your life. The workshop includes planting schemes\, practical crafts for making wildlife habitats and the many benefits of rewilding part of where you live. \nThe Wildlife Gardening course for everyone includes practical demonstrations\, slides and plenty of time for all of your questions \nRefreshments\n  \nBring your own refreshments and lunch\, or buy from the fantastic Caffi Botanica in the gardens which offers a varied range of meals\, snacks and beverages (including vegan and gluten free) made from as locally produced ingredients as possible\, including some from the gardens. \nMy books\n  \nNo Dig Organic Home and Garden and The Creative Kitchen will be for sale in the Garden Shop and I can sign/dedicate them for you. \nGetting there\n  \nThe botanic gardens are located near Camarthen in Camarthenshire\, Wales – just off the M4 and the A48. The nearest station is in Camarthen 8 miles away – there is a limited bus service from the station\, and usually plenty of taxis (their numbers are here). There is also a train station 10 miles away at Llandeilo. \nFor cyclists\, the gardens are on the Camarthen-Llanelli loop on the National Cycle Network Route 47 (also known as the Celtic Trail). \nFind out how to get there here. \nThese courses are funded\n  \nThese courses are delivered as part of Growing The Future and are funded through the Welsh Government Rural Communities – Rural Development Programme 2014-2020\, which is funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and the Welsh Government.\, hence the bargain price of only £20.
URL:https://nodighome.com/event/wildlife-gardening-course-at-the-national-botanic-garden-of-wales-2/
LOCATION:National Botanic Garden Wales\, Middleton Hall\, Llanarthne\, Camarthenshire\, SA32 8HN\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Gardening Course at National Botanic Garden of Wales
DESCRIPTION:Wildlife Gardening\n  \non Thursday May 19th 2022. \nPlaces are funded and cost £20 which includes admission to the amazing botanical gardens. Places are limited for each course and must be booked via the Botanic Gardens website \nLearn how to create and maintain a productive wildlife and planet-friendly garden\, whatever size plot you have\, to increase biodiversity and add colour and nature to your life. The workshop includes planting schemes\, practical crafts for making wildlife habitats and the many benefits of rewilding part of where you live. \nThe Wildlife Gardening course for everyone includes practical demonstrations\, slides and plenty of time for all of your questions \nRefreshments\n  \nBring your own refreshments and lunch\, or buy from the fantastic Caffi Botanica in the gardens which offers a varied range of meals\, snacks and beverages (including vegan and gluten free) made from as locally produced ingredients as possible\, including some from the gardens. \nMy books\n  \nNo Dig Organic Home and Garden and The Creative Kitchen will be for sale in the Garden Shop and I can sign/dedicate them for you. \nGetting there\n  \nThe botanic gardens are located near Camarthen in Camarthenshire\, Wales – just off the M4 and the A48. The nearest station is in Camarthen 8 miles away – there is a limited bus service from the station\, and usually plenty of taxis (their numbers are here). There is also a train station 10 miles away at Llandeilo. \nFor cyclists\, the gardens are on the Camarthen-Llanelli loop on the National Cycle Network Route 47 (also known as the Celtic Trail). \nFind out how to get there here. \nThese courses are funded\n  \nThese courses are delivered as part of Growing The Future and are funded through the Welsh Government Rural Communities – Rural Development Programme 2014-2020\, which is funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and the Welsh Government.\, hence the bargain price of only £20. \n 
URL:https://nodighome.com/event/wildlife-gardening-course-at-national-botanic-garden-of-wales/
LOCATION:National Botanic Garden Wales\, Middleton Hall\, Llanarthne\, Camarthenshire\, SA32 8HN\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:RHS Chelsea Flower Show
DESCRIPTION:I am delighted to have been invited by award winning designer Juliet Sargeant to speak on the Blue Peter Garden at Chelsea Flower Show 2022. The theme of the garden is Discover Soil. An aim of this interactive garden is to demonstrate to children and adults the crucial role of soil\, and explain how remarkable and full of life soil is. \nAward winning designer Juliet SargeantPhoto credit: Juliet Sargeant Landscapes \n ‘Down-trodden and neglected\, soil is the “forgotten climate solution” beneath our feet\,’: Juliet Sargeant. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nSoil sequesters more carbon than anything else on the planet – which is why no dig gardening is so climate friendly\, because digging releases carbon into the atmosphere. \nI’ll be there on Friday 27th and Saturday 28th\, hosting Q&A sessions about soil on the Blue Peter Garden (times below\, subject to weather!) I am also attending Press Day Chelsea Flower Show on Monday 23rd May – contact me here to arrange an appointment on the 23rd. \nFriday 27th May: 10am\, 12pm\, 2pm\, 4pm\, 6pm \nSaturday 28th May: 10am\, 12pm\, 2pm\, 4pm \nI am so looking forward to seeing Juliet’s garden and sharing the joy of soil with you all. What a treat! \nAfter the show\, this Blue Peter garden will be permanently situated at RHS Bridgewater in Manchester. \nIn 2021 I designed the RHS No Dig Allotment Demonstration Garden at RHS Hampton Court Garden Festival (with Charles) and project managed this for over 18 months. This is the first time I have been invited to speak at Chelsea. \n 
URL:https://nodighome.com/event/rhs-chelsea-flower-show/
LOCATION:Chelsea Flower Show
CATEGORIES:Garden Festivals,No dig talk,Talks and workshops
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