Curious about what edible perennial plants can offer?

Want to learn more about the different types of edible perennial plants?

Want to include more edible perennial plants into your food growing space?

Then join us on this 2 part online workshop to learn more about edible perennial plants, their benefits, and how you can work with these in your food growing space.

Workshop 1 - introduction to edible perennial plants

Monday 28th September, 7-8.30pm

The first workshop will cover the basics of edible perennial plants, why you may want to grow these, and some ideas for easy-to-grow edible perennials to include in your food growing space.

We'll cover:

What edible perennial plants are
The benefits of growing edible perennial plants
The role that edible perennial plants play in human nutrition
Ideas for easy-to-grow edible perennial plants

Workshop 2 - integrating edible perennial plants into your space

Monday 12th October, 7-8.30pm

The second workshop will cover ideas for some more specific edible perennial plants, such as those that can be grown in shade, propagation techniques for edible perennial plants, and how to design edible perennial plants into your food growing space.

We'll cover:

Ideas for edible perennials that you can plant in your food growing space for different conditions, such as shade
Propagation techniques for edible perennial plants
How to design edible perennial plants into your food growing space

The practicalities

The workshop is being delivered in two-parts, building on in-person introductory workshops delivered over the past year. You can choose whether to attend one or both workshops.

The workshops will be held online using online video meeting software.

There will be no recordings of the workshops, however handouts will be emailed out afterwards.

The workshop is offered on a sliding scale basis, with the intention that this enables anyone who wishes to join to be able to do so.

The facilitator

The workshop is facilitated by Claire of Nourish the Wild CIC. Claire trained in organic fruit and vegetable production at market garden level, before realising that with a back injury, this wasn't going to be sustainable. Going on to train with various permaculture teachers, Claire developed a keen interest in the techniques of forest gardening, experimenting with plants in two different microclimates in London and North East England. Alongside time spent in the garden, Claire also devoted the last 6 years to the study and practice of medical herbalism, weaving together each of these strands to bring a holistic approach to growing and working with perennial plants.

Get in touch...

Email Claire at hello@nourishthewild.co.uk if you have any questions.

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