Vertical Gardening workshop, willow obelisks.

By luckylovett
May 19, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 19, 2016

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Posted May 19, 2016

Make a couple of great willow plant climbers with Naughty Magpie Willows

Ideal for small city spaces like a balcony, roof, patio or entrance way. Use in the veg garden for your beans, just peg them down, or easily tie over a patio pot for an enviable dynamic centrepiece.

These look really fantastic with sunflowers growing up the middle and tumbling tomatos bursting out around the bottom.

Brockwell Community Greenhouses, Sunday 22nd May,

2 pm till 5pm.

Come yourself, come with a pal, or give as a gift.

Bring reading glasses if you need them.

Please book - places are limited.

Email Rory at [email protected]

or call on 07539477741 Price ?30 per person.

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