Description

This course looks at how to produce flowers, fruit and vegetable from your site and still have a garden to enjoy. It looks at containers, planning fruit and vegetable garden layouts, fitting them in, types to grow and how to nurture and love them to get the most from the site. We shall look at non-chemical ways to control pests and diseases and make your garden wildlife friendly too. This is a chance to develop your garden into one that is productive, practical and friendly to all users.

You will need to bring: writing materials, note pad, A4 plain paper, ruler and eraser.

Course Information

Course Start Date: 30th January 2021

Course End Date: 30th January 2021

Timings : 10am to 3pm

Duration: 5 hours

Please click on the Tickets button above to book onto the course. If you have a discount code, you can apply this by clicking on the Tickets button and then click ‘Enter Promotional Code’.

By purchasing a ticket through Eventbrite, you agree to the Suffolk New College Terms and Conditions and Tuition Fee Policy for Leisure Learning. You must also be aged 19 or over to attend the courses.

FAQS

Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?

You must be aged 19 or over to attend this course.

What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?

Parking is available at Suffolk Rural with no charge.

Are refreshments available?

Our refectories will not be open, so you may wish to bring your own refreshments with you. Drinks vending machines are available on campus.

What is the refund policy?

Information on refunds can be found in our Terms and Conditions

How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

If you have any queries regarding this course, please email business@suffolk.ac.uk

What precautions are in place relating to Covid 19?

If you are showing any symptoms or have been in contact with anyone showing symptoms in the last 14 days, please do not travel or attend the college.

The college has implemented a range of adjustments in line with Government guidelines. This includes introducing a one-way system around the building, reconfiguring rooms and ventilation, wearing face coverings in communal areas and when 2m distance cannot be maintained such as when being taught a specific skill, applying social distancing in the communal areas and in classrooms/workshops, washing hands with soap and water often for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer gel if soap and water not available. Tutors follow a code of conduct relating to Covid 19 and students are required to follow one too, please see the following link for more information Covid 19 Student Code Of Conduct

If a course is cancelled by the college due to Covid 19 restrictions you will be entitled to a full refund. If you have any concerns please contact a member of the Business Development Team via email: business@suffolk.ac.uk or by telephoning 01473 382200.