Gardening
Get your hands dirty and learn the secrets of creating a lush garden oasis at our upcoming event!
Location
Online
Refund Policy
About this event
Master the art and science of gardening from soil to seasons—entirely online and entirely enlightening.
Overview:
This Gardening course digs into the know-how of growing and maintaining green spaces, whether you're working with a windowsill or a full allotment. If you've ever wondered why your basil bolt or your begonias go brown, there's no need to guess anymore. From soil science to seasonal planning, the course covers it all—minus the need for a single shovel on our end.
Learn how to create healthy environments for plants, understand pests (the non-human kind), and select the right plants for your conditions. No digging required, but plenty of fertile ideas to help your green ambitions grow. Ideal for hobbyists, aspiring garden designers, or those who simply want to stop accidentally committing herbicide via overwatering.
Learning Outcomes:
- Recognise suitable plants for different soil and climate types
- Understand the basic principles of plant growth and nutrition
- Learn seasonal planning for flower, herb, and vegetable gardens
- Identify and manage common garden pests and diseases
- Explore sustainable gardening techniques and soil management
- Design small or large garden spaces with functional aesthetics
Who Is This Course For
- Amateur gardeners looking to improve their knowledge
- Urban dwellers with a passion for container gardening
- Allotment owners seeking better crop management
- Beginners keen to avoid gardening guesswork
- Homeowners interested in low-maintenance landscaping
- Designers exploring nature-based project ideas
- Parents wanting to introduce gardening to children
- Nature lovers looking for a fulfilling new hobby
Career Path
- Landscape Technician – £26,000
- Garden Designer – £30,000
- Urban Greening Officer – £33,000
- Horticultural Advisor – £28,000
- Plant Nursery Supervisor – £25,000
- Grounds Maintenance Planner – £29,000
Frequently asked questions
Basic tools include a trowel, watering can, gloves, and pruners.
Most plants need watering when the topsoil feels dry.
Yes, container gardening is perfect for balconies or windowsills.
Herbs like basil or mint are low-maintenance and quick to grow.