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Welcome To MyGardenSchool
MyGardenSchool is the world’s first online horticulture school. Please come in! We bring you gardening and design courses taught by the world’s most acclaimed gardening writers . You learn directly from the experts, from the comfort of your own home, wherever you are in the world. You have video lectures, personal tuition, marked assignments and interaction with other gardening students through your virtual horticultural classroom.
Book now to do a four week online gardening course, with personal tuition from famous names in gardening & horticulture. Courses start the first Saturday of every month – next courses: June 1st and July 6th
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About MyGardenSchool
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The Right Gardening Courses For You
At MyGardenSchool we bring you online gardening courses on all manner of horticultural subjects, ranging from setting up a vegetable garden (get those tomatoes growing*!), to rose gardens (ahhh), beekeeping (buzzz!) or garden design (oh lala!). You name it, we probably have a horticulture course on it in the corner of our shed. If by any chance you can’t find the gardening courses you want – and fancy learning something, just recommend one! We’re seeking out and adding more gardening courses all the time.
Book A Garden Design Course now for a Designer Garden!
*Yes we do know tomatoes are fruits..
MyGardenSchool blog
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Chelsea Flower Show 2013; Best Show Gardens
I certainly enjoyed going to The Chelsea Flower Show this year, but as I said in my earlier post (The Chelsea Flower Show; Celebrities; Plants Or People?) my feeling is that the show has become somewhat of a caricature of gardening. It’s become as much about the people who attend,...
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More than just paving: soft lines in hard landscaping
The patio, terrace, courtyard, call it what you will, is not always enhanced by choice of exterior flooring. Cheap paving or old inherited concrete abounds and provides a forbidding surface on which to relax, dine, or display your pots and containers. Some invest in stone, often imported from the other...
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