COLUMNIST: TRELLIS
We are delighted to announce that our 3rd International Seminar Series will take place on 7th and 8th March, featuring expert speakers from around the world including Germany, Taiwan, and Trinidad and Tobago to name a few, sharing their experience of using gardening to support people's wellbeing, as well as their knowledge of therapeutic gardening.
A combination of theory and practice, our series of online seminars will build on the success of the last two years. Last year, we received registrations from five continents, and we hope to do the same this year. For more information, register here.
Our Live Demo sessions via Zoom are perfect for those wanting to learn new skills to encourage their group to get gardening.
Fruit Growing & Pruning - Catch up with our small garden/patio grown fruits that were planted last year. Lots of tips on fruit plant care over the winter as well as a demonstration of pruning for fruit trees to encourage better cropping.
8th February 2023 - 10.30am to 11.15am
Composting - Composting demystified! Learn the basics of composting and get some top tips on setting up a composting area.
15th February 2023 - 10.30am to 11.15am
Luscious Bath Bags - Make fragrant herbal bath bags to perfume a relaxing, luxurious bath! **Sign up by 14th February to receive a Bath Bag Kit by post, containing all the ingredients.**
21st February 2023 - 7.00pm to 7.45pm
You can register for our Live Demos by visiting Live Demonstration Sessions (via Zoom) | Trellis (trellisscotland.org.uk)
Our Winter Training Unit will run until 28th February 2023 and provides a Certificate showing 10 hours of CPD undertaken on completion of each unit. No prior gardening knowledge required.
For further information visit Online Learning - Seasonal Gardening Activities Training | Trellis (trellisscotland.org.uk)
Trellis promote and support therapeutic gardening in Scotland. In a regular column, they tell us how they harness the feel-good effects of gardening to help people feel better and improve quality of life.
If you are interested in learning more about therapeutic gardening, take a look at Trellis' website.