The New Forest Food Challenge
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Course - Watering, Mulches, Seasonal Sowing
Event Details
Time: May 12, 2012 from 10am to 12pm
Location: Fairweather's Garden Centre - Learning Garden
City/Town: Beaulieu
Website or Map: http://www.fairweathers.co.uk…
Phone: 01590 612307
Event Type: watering, mulching, course, fairweathers
Organized By: Fairweather's Garden Centre
Latest Activity: Jan 12, 2012
Event Description
FREE Patrick’s Patch Gardening Course
Watering, mulches, successional sowing and thinning:
Saturday, May 12th, 2012
A look at watering requirements of various crops, conserving water with mulches and weed control methods. A demonstration of successional sowing and thinning with the reasons behind why it is done.
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