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🌱 Gardening Workshops & Short Courses with London School of Horticulture 🌱


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London School of Horticulture - Gardening Workshops & Short Courses - spring/summer 2024

🌱 Our Spring-Summer 2024 workshops are now under way in Herne Hill and Telegraph Hill.  We still have spaces in the following workshops and short courses

  • Garden Design for Beginners (2 week course in May)
  • Low-maintenance Fruit & Vegetable growing
  • Practical Gardening Skills (4-week course in June)
  • Propagating Garden Plants (workshops in May)

Click here to check dates and enrol or click here to visit our website and find out more about these and other courses

🌱 Enrolment has also just opened for our part-time A Year in the Garden course in Herne Hill (Tuesdays) or Telegraph Hill (Fridays) starting September 2024. 

More info on the link below:

A Year in the Garden - Course info page

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