This Course has ended. Please click here to see current Courses. or click here to browse our interactive map. Course website https://www.permaculture-alis… Dates and times 23 Jul 22 More info 10am - 3pm Cost £25 Course summary This workshop will look at the way we mistakenly think we know what is best when gardening, often due to the inherited idea of what a garden should be and look like. Our reaction to pests and weeds is an indicator of how much we truly understand about the nature in a garden. Questions like - How do I get rid of slugs and snails? How can I encourage beneficial insects? How can I deter aphid? What natural means are there for removing weeds? These are normal questions to most gardeners, even organic wildlife friendly ones, but they show a belief that some parts of nature are better than others and that we may need to intervene to create a ‘better balance’. Understanding just what a slug, weed, or insect is doing in our garden helps to reconnect with the wisdom of the whole ‘nested systems-thinking’ of Nature, so that we can be truly aware of what any of our actions are doing to the whole system before we intervene. Please bring packed lunch, refreshments - teas/coffee/homemade herb teas provided. Apprentice teachers No apprentice teacher places available on this course Course type Specialist Engagement style Face to face Postal address of venue Foxfield LAND Centre Gretton Fields Cheltenham GL54 5HH United Kingdom Course contact email [email protected] Contact name Alison Ensor Contact telephone number 01242621152 Share this course Copied to clipboard