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Sue Gibson's School of Gardening |
About your TutorSue Gibson trained as a gardener with the National Trust at Nymans Gardens in West Sussex. Here she acquired a wealth of experience in all aspects of garden maintenance, gaining practical know-how that can be applied equally well to a private garden as to a large parkland garden open to the public.
Sue also taught horticulture and garden design at three horticultural colleges: Lackham College in Wiltshire, Cannington College at Bristol Zoo Gardens, and Hartpury College in Gloucester. Passionate about spreading the gardening word, she now teaches privately from home, runs a garden consultancy service, and appears on Gardeners' Question Time on local radio.
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Links World of Felco All Felco secateurs, loppers and pruners are sharp, durable tools that are easy to maintain and repair Gloucestershire Orchard Group (GOG) aims to conserve, promote and celebrate traditional orchards in Gloucestershire Deacon's Nursery sells a very wide variety of fruit and nut trees, soft fruits and a selection of more unusual fruit plants Westonbirt National Arboretum is one of the most spectacular tree gardens in the world, with over 3,000 different trees and shrub species, many of which are rare or endangered in their native lands. Pan-Global Plants nursery specializes in rare plants capable of growing in the British Isles. Also, trees, shrubs, grasses, ferns, climbers, bamboo & exotics The Aerogarden a hydroponic garden for beginners & experts alike The Cottage Garden Society This is a wonderful source of information for all those who are passionate about cottage gardening Mumbleys Farmhouse - Smallholder Courses designed for complete beginners who are interested in running their own smallholdings. Courses on keeping chickens, pigs, sheep, & beehives.
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