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Garden Design for Beginners - two places still available for 2-part course starting tomorrow


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Hi, a couple of places still available at the Garden Design for Beginners 2-part course from London School of Horticulture, starting tomorrow Saturday 19th and continuing next Saturday 26th March, 2-5pm both days.


Places also available at Monday's Seasonal Gardening for Spring course (Monday 1-4pm).


Both hosted at the wonderful Rosendale Allotment Community building at the Herne Hill end of Rosendale Road ... a lovely sunny garden-y place to be on a sunny spring day!


Attaching flyer for Garden Design course, Seasonal Gardening flyer and some photos to follow (image size restrictions)


More info here https://londonschoolofhorticulture.co.uk/.


You can also find/follow us on facebook, instagram and twitter to be alerted of next batch of courses in May, follow links on homepage.

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