Sussex Prairie Garden is now closed for the winter
Planting a Prairie Garden – Large or Small
Prairie gardens like Sussex Prairie are stunningly seductive, but can it be done on a smaller scale? And how would you do it anyway? Juliet will introduce you to the stalwarts of a successful prairie garden and explain the design tips for this unique style of garden.
Subjects covered: What is the Prairie Garden Style? Great plants for creating a prairie garden How to combine plants to give that unique prairie feeling Tips for a small scale planting
Who is the course for? Beginners and garden enthusiasts are welcome. This course for anyone who is loves the informal, naturalistic style like Sussex Prairies Garden and would like to achieve the same at home./
By the end of the day you will have: An understanding of the preparation for and maintenance of prairie style planting A list of plants suitable for a prairie style planting A knowledge of how to combine the plants in large or small gardens
Sussex Prairie Gardens Venue The course is held at one of the most beautiful gardens in Sussex – where you will have free entry and the opportunity to enjoy the garden as well as purchase refreshments in the tea shop.
The Group We will be an informal group. Juliet teaches in an accessible, workshop style with illustrated ‘info-bites’ and relevant exercises for you to think about your own garden. As well as being an award-winning garden designer, Juliet has been teaching gardening to professionals and enthusiasts for over 15 years.
Includes: Free garden entry until 5pm Illustrated handouts Tickets: Early Bird Ticket £80 (for sale until 17th July) RHS Discount 20% £72 Standard Ticket £90
Date and Time: Thursday 20th August 10.30am – 3.30pm Learn more and book online at www.sussexgardenschool.com
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Early Bird Ticket £80 (for sale until 5th June) Standard Ticket £90
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RHS Discount 20% £72 |
Paul & Pauline McBride,
Sussex Prairie Garden
Morlands Farm, Wheatsheaf Road (B2116),
near Henfield, West Sussex, BN5 9AT