Dates and times
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Course commences at 9.30 am and finishes at 4.30 pm each day
Cost
£60 full price /£50 concession
Course summary

A forest garden is primarily a food-producing habitat, based on the model of a natural woodland. Comprised of several layers which are usually composed of fruit and nut trees, fruit bushes, perennial vegetables and herbs, it can be tailored to fit any garden. With informed design, a forest garden will be low maintenance and highly productive for many years to come.

The course will cover:

Concepts and principles of forest gardening
Crops and other uses of forest gardens
Design and selection of plants
The basics of plant establishment and maintenance
An inspirational site visit to a local forest garden (during day 2).

No prior knowledge of the subject is needed, although some further gardening and fruit growing knowledge may be necessary to practice forest gardening after the course.

Other teachers
Dr Angie Polkey
Apprentice teachers
No apprentice teacher places available on this course
Course type
Specialist
Course is face to face
Course contact email
Contact name
Reception
Contact telephone number
01970 623111

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