Autumn Garden Reset - Workshop

Imagine you are enjoying your garden and not just seeing it as another job on the list of the endless tasks that you have to do
September is often when we look at the garden and realise just how much has happened over the summer.
The pots are tired. Things have gone wild. Some plants have finished flowering. There are jobs you’ve been meaning to get to for months.
And if you’re busy, it can feel as though the garden is constantly asking something of you.
But your garden shouldn’t just be another thing you have to keep on top of.
It should be somewhere you can sit with a cup of tea, let the children play, have friends over, or simply step outside at the end of a long day and breathe.
This workshop is about helping you get back to that.
You’ll learn how to:
decide what needs doing now and what can wait
cut back with confidence without stripping everything bare
refresh tired containers with simple seasonal planting
add colour and interest that carries you through the cooler months
create more structure so the garden feels calmer and easier to manage
make small changes now that will give you a better garden to enjoy next spring and summer
work with your garden when you don’t have hours every weekend to spend on it
The workshop takes place in the relaxed atmosphere of the Rockbarton courtyard and includes:
refreshments
hands-on demonstrations
practical seasonal guidance
planting tips
a small seasonal plant or seedling to bring home
Perfect for:
anyone wanting to reconnect with their garden after summer
beginner gardeners
overwhelmed gardeners
busy people wanting a calmer approach to gardening
Saturday 26th September - 10.30am to 2pm