workshops & courses


contemporary & traditional methods held on a traditional working willow farm


Paul Harwood-Browne, www.ideasuk.net Continue to grow with Hartpury College


We understand the importance of lifelong learning and continuing professional development. With over 40 years horticultural teaching experience and excellent facilities, Hartpury offers a range of courses aimed at meeting the needs of professionals, keen amateurs, pleasure gardeners and those seeking to change careers.


displays, workshops/courses, talks & demonstrations, sculpture trail


for more information call 01278 691105


or visit our website: www.musgrovewillows.co.uk


musgrovewillows.co.uk Willowfields, Lakewall, Westonzoyland, Somerset TA7 0LP whats on_musgrove141x98.indd 1


Hartpury College, Hartpury,


Gloucestershire, GL19 3BE


01452 702345 enquire@hartpury.ac.uk www.hartpury.ac.uk


Short courses include:  RHS Level 2 & Level 3 Certificates  RHS Level 1 Practical Certificate  Principles and Practices of Organic Gardening  Hard Landscaping Projects for Home Gardeners  Introductory & Advanced Design for Home Gardeners  Apple Tree Pruning  Lawn Care  Composting


For a full list of courses available at Hartpury please visit www.hartpury.ac.uk


To find out more or to make a course booking please call Nick Dyke on 01452 702154.


Courses in horticulture, plant identification, bee-keeping, vegetable growing, art, photography and much more.


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Centre for Royal Horticultural Society Level 2 and 3 courses


For full details of short courses, study days and evening classes please see our website:


www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/BotanicGardens Telephone 0117 3314906


Postal address University Botanic Garden, Hollybush Lane, Stoke Bishop, Bristol BS9 1JG


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