The Secret Garden Club blog.
Nota bene: when I say 'tea' I sometimes mean it in the Southern sense...cakes/biscuits/tea or sometimes in the Northern sense...an early light supper. It depends.
Dates:
Secret Garden Club: March 18th : Take up smoking! due to the popularity of the last smoking event, here's another workshop and smoked tea. £60Book here: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/137628
Secret Garden Club: 27th May: The three sisters, Cherokee companion planting. Take away a squash plant, sweet corn plant, climbing bean trio. Plus other companion planting tricks to keep insects at bay and make your plants happy.
£45 workshop and tea, will include cornbread£60 workshop, tea and a signed copy of my book. Starts at 2pm.
Secret Garden Club: 24th June: Edible flowers: courgette, day lilies, elderflower, nasturtiums, marigolds, hibiscus, roses, learn to grow and cook them.
Class, elderflower cocktail, food and bouquet: £60 To be announced.
Nota bene: when I say 'tea' I sometimes mean it in the Southern sense...cakes/biscuits/tea or sometimes in the Northern sense...an early light supper. It depends.
Dates:
Secret Garden Club: April 22nd: Med Veg: all those lovely nightshade veggies that are so hard to grow in the UK: aubergines and peppers! Then a delicious mediterranean vegetable meal: ratatouille, melanzana parmigiana, baba ganoush and pepperonata? What will I come up with?
Book here: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/137630
Secret Garden Club: 27th May: The three sisters, Cherokee companion planting. Take away a squash plant, sweet corn plant, climbing bean trio. Plus other companion planting tricks to keep insects at bay and make your plants happy.
£45 workshop and tea, will include cornbread£60 workshop, tea and a signed copy of my book. Starts at 2pm.
Class, elderflower cocktail, food and bouquet: £60 To be announced.
Date to be confirmed: How to have salad 365 days a year. I'm sure you want to be as happy as these women.
Bored with lettuce? Japanese, Italian, French salad leaves, good old English lettuce, growing them under glass, in a pot, on a window sill, it's easier than you think.
