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  Are you interested in finding out more about wildlife gardening? 

Jenny runs one day and longer residential wildlife gardening courses in many parts of the country.  A course in wildlife gardening can be an ideal way of learning more about this way of managing your garden and meeting like-minded people.   You can chose between a group day in a variety of venues or one to one day with Jenny on her own.  Courses at Jenny's home, The Crib in South Shropshire, are taught from our cosy log cabin teaching room. 

 
 

 Would you like to spend a day with Jenny in her garden this summer?

This summer there will be no group courses in the garden but you can still spend a day with Jenny in the wildlife garden here at the Crib.  If you would like to do a one-to-one day learning more about wildlife gardening, butterfly gardening or wildflower gardening between May and September here in South Shropshire, contact Jenny via email or phone her for a chat on 01588 673019.  The date (Monday to Friday only) can be chosen to suit you and we can discuss your own garden in detail if you wish.  You can bring plans or photos, or just come and enjoy the garden, its wildlife and the wonderful surroundings and learn about the wildlife here.  Your day will include all refreshments, including lunch and afternoon tea in the garden.  The cost for a one-two-one day is £90.

For more information on one day courses go to the  Course information page

 

 

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One Day Wildlife Gardening Course in Derbyshire

Jenny will be teaching a one day wildlife gardening course near Belper in Derbyshire in the summer of 2010.  The course will be on Wednesday 14th of July 2010 in The Heritage Centre Belper.  Click here for more information

 

  
A Course for Teachers 

Jenny will be teaching a half day workshop on May 20th 2010 at Hill End Residential and Field Studies Centre near Oxford, where Oxfordshire County Council runs a series of environmental workshops for teachers.  The workshop is entitled Wildlife and Sensory Gardening and during the morning session participants will learn about planting for wildlife in school grounds.  This workshop will give those involved in the education of Key stage 1 and 2 children and those with special educational needs, the knowledge, ideas and confidence to plan and use a sensory garden and enhance school grounds for wildlife.  More information is available from David Millin on 01865 863510

 

  
 
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