The Joy of Gardening Workshop
Thursday 30th October, 10am with a delicious three-course lunch at 1pm.
Join us for a half-day workshop bursting with inspiration, hosted by the expert gardening team at Sprigs Co, Pythouse Kitchen Garden.
Learn how our highly qualified horticulturists put nature first while maintaining a productive and beautiful garden. You’ll gain hands-on insights into regenerative gardening methods and discover practical techniques you can use in your own growing space.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your knowledge, this is a unique opportunity to reconnect with nature. grow your gardening skills and get answers to any gardening questions you may have.
Together, they’ll share their expertise, experience, and love of gardening in this beautiful and enriching setting.
Areas Covered
Intro to Pythouse style of gardening
Dead hedge and bug snugs
No Dig, composting and wormery building
Seed sowing
Propagation
Dead-heading and cut flower arrangements
Harvesting both vegetables, flowers and herbs for the kitchen
Medical herbalism
The Team
Jenny Napier-Ford – Senior RHS horticulturist and kitchen garden lead
Adele Lawson & Eileen Foreman – Kitchen gardeners and compost gurus
Jordana Wakelin – Medical herbalist and kitchen gardener
Jake Hindley- Tree work
Jane Brambley - Volunteer willow weaver
Katherine Spencer - Volunteer propagator
DETAILS & BOOKINGS
Thursday 30th October 10am with lunch at 1pm.
Please arrive at least 5 minutes early in order to start promptly at 10am
Places: £105 per person including coffee/pastries and a delicious set three-course Michelin Green starred lunch & gift from the garden.
There are 8 places available.
Bookings close 3 days before workshop, allowing time to prepare.
Terms of cancellation: 1 week cancellation time for a full refund.
Notes: This workshop will go ahead whatever the weather. Please wear sturdy outdoor gear, bring wet weather attire including hat and boots if wet and your own gloves & secateurs.
Why not make a real day of it and stay the night in our wonderful shepherd’s hut?
More details here.