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Perfectly formed – brilliant ideas for small gardens
Join five of the top names in garden design on Saturday 20th November to explore how even the smallest of spaces can become a dream garden.
Our guest speakers are renowned for their innovative approach to designing small gardens. During the day you’ll be inspired by the most forward-thinking garden design along with innovative space-saving ideas.
With lots of great ideas for planting we’ll consider some of the best design approaches to small garden planting and even hear about new ways to achieve a successful crop of home grown fruit and vegetables. And we’ll also focus on design details such as walls, lighting, furniture and see what the future holds for our small spaces.
Our Speakers include:
Andy Sturgeon, well known for his modern approach to designing urban spaces including the roof garden at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Jill Billington award-winning designer, plantswoman and author of the seminal RHS book Really Small Gardens.
Mark Gregory who’s garden for the Children’s Society at Chelsea this year won him a Gold medal whilst his landscape company built a further two gardens both awarded Gold Medals and the Best Courtyard Garden.
Guy Barter runs the Royal Horticultural Members’ advice service at Wisley and before that was a horticultural journalist with Gardening Which? He keeps his boots muddy with an allotment and a garden full of fruit.
Andrew Wilson our Director of Garden Design Studies at the London College of Garden Design and editor of The Book of Plans for Small Gardens.
For more information and to get priority booking please click here.
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