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2010 | ||
August | ||
| August, Sun 8th | Falconry Display at Ryton Gardens | |
| August, Wed 11th | Planning your organic vegetable garden at Ryton Gardens A bit of structured planning can help you get the best from your vegetable patch | |
September | ||
| September, Sat 11th - September, Sun 12th | MKA Koi show 2010 at Ryton Gardens Ryton Gardens welcomes the Midlands Koi Association, who will be displaying some of their prized koi carp. | |
| September, Sat 11th - September, Sun 12th | Heritage Open Days at Various locations | |
| September, Wed 15th | From Plot to Pot- planning what to grow at Paignton Zoo An opportunity to plan what to grow in a school garden, from seed sowing to harvest, including vegetables, fruit and herbs. Suitable for new school gardeners. | |
| September, Tue 21st | School Cooks and Caterers Food Growing Workshop at Offshoots Permaculture Project The day will enable participants to understand when locally grown fruit and vegetables are in season; to be able to work with pupils to ensure food is successfully grown through to harvest; to explore how food waste from school can be reduced by making compost; and to engage the wider school and community in growing activities. | |
| September, Wed 22nd | From Plot to Pot- planning what to grow at Mangreen Hall An opportunity to plan what to grow in a school garden, from seed sowing to harvest, including vegetables, fruit and herbs. Suitable for new school gardeners. | |
| September, Wed 22nd | Starting Organic Food Growing at The Rising Sun Country Park An introduction for people who want to start growing organic food at school. This day is suitable for absolute beginners with no experience of gardening. | |
| September, Sat 25th - September, Sun 26th | Apple Day at Audley End A lovely early autumn opportunity to visit the Garden Organic managed walled organic kitchen garden at Audley End in Essex | |
October | ||
| October, Fri 1st | From Plot to Pot- planning what to grow at St Stephen’s Junior School An opportunity to plan what to grow in a school garden, from seed sowing to harvest, including vegetables, fruit and herbs. Suitable for new school gardeners. | |
| October, Sun 3rd | Exotic Crop Fair at Ryton Gardens Join us here at Ryton Gardens on Sunday 3rd October to investigate and celebrate the growing of exotic produce here in the UK | |
| October, Wed 6th | Starting Organic Food Growing at Shropshire Wildlife Trust An introduction for people who want to start growing organic food at school. This day is suitable for absolute beginners with no experience of gardening. | |
| October, Thu 7th | From Plot to Pot- planning what to grow at Old Sleningford Farm An opportunity to plan what to grow in a school garden, from seed sowing to harvest, including vegetables, fruit and herbs. Suitable for new school gardeners. | |
| October, Tue 12th | From Plot to Pot- planning what to grow at Quarry Bank Mill and Styal Estate An opportunity to plan what to grow in a school garden, from seed sowing to harvest, including vegetables, fruit and herbs. Suitable for new school gardeners. | |
| October, Wed 13th | Organic Fruit Growing at Ryton Gardens Choosing what to grow, how, when and where. Suitable for anyone new to growing fruit in school. | |
| October, Thu 14th | Organic Fruit Growing at Old Sleningford Farm Choosing what to grow, how, when and where. Suitable for anyone new to growing fruit in school. | |
| October, Thu 14th | From Plot to Pot- planning what to grow at Ryton Gardens An opportunity to plan what to grow in a school garden, from seed sowing to harvest, including vegetables, fruit and herbs. Suitable for new school gardeners. | |
| October, Sat 16th - October, Sun 17th | Apple Weekend at Ryton Gardens Expert advice and tips on how to grow apples at home. | |
| October, Tue 19th | Starting Organic Food Growing at Robert Manning College An introduction for people who want to start growing organic food at school. This day is suitable for absolute beginners with no experience of gardening. | |
| October, Tue 19th | Organic Fruit Growing at Queens Wood Café and Organic Garden Choosing what to grow, how, when and where. Suitable for anyone new to growing fruit in school. | |
| October, Thu 21st | From Plot to Pot- planning what to grow at The Co-operative Farms An opportunity to plan what to grow in a school garden, from seed sowing to harvest, including vegetables, fruit and herbs. Suitable for new school gardeners. | |
| October, Sat 23rd | Pumpkin Show at Ryton Gardens Come and see how local children did with their pumpkin seeds planted earlier in the year. | |
November | ||
| November, Wed 10th | From Plot to Pot- planning what to grow at Alnwick Gardens An opportunity to plan what to grow in a school garden, from seed sowing to harvest, including vegetables, fruit and herbs. Suitable for new school gardeners. | |
2011 | ||
January | ||
| January, Sat 29th - January, Sun 30th | National Potato Day at Ryton Gardens | |
February | ||
| February, Wed 9th | School Cooks and Caterers Food Growing Workshop at Ryton Gardens The day will enable participants to understand when locally grown fruit and vegetables are in season; to be able to work with pupils to ensure food is successfully grown through to harvest; to explore how food waste from school can be reduced by making compost; and to engage the wider school and community in growing activities. | |
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