Autumn gardening for beginners

By JeanieB
September 14, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 14, 2015

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Posted September 14, 2015

I'm running a one-off session on Saturday 17 October 10.30 - 1 pm on how to get your garden ready for next year. We'll cover what you can do now, moving and dividing plants, which bulbs are best, colourful containers, how to make compost, seed collecting - there's a lot to do in Autumn! The session is aimed at beginners and can also serve as a taster for the How To Garden course I will be running next year, beginning in March. Costs ?35 and includes home made cake and free seeds. The session is held in a lovely East Dulwich garden and will go ahead whatever the weather. Max 6 places so come and meet other local beginner gardeners for an informative and fun session. Contact Jane on 07952 898025 or email [email protected] to book a place or for more information.

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