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Get the most out of your garden and understand how to work with your soil in this hands-on workshop. Bring a sample of your own soil and join our Head Gardener who will show you how to test your soil’s pH, structure, texture and nutrient content. Take away a bespoke prescription for your soil featuring recommended organic soil improvers and feed. The day will cover soil analysis, soil improvement and plant nutrition. Includes the option to have lunch and a tour with the Head Gardener.
£55 workshop only
£75 workshop + lunch & tour of the gardens
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