Education Courses

Victorian Horticulture

Looks at the innovations and passions that drove one of Britain’s golden ages of horticulture. A module of the BSc in Horticulture with Plantsmanship.

Masterclass4: Ann Swan -- Working with Fine Detail

Roots, tendrils, hairs, water droplets, stamens etc. fine details add those exquisite touches to a botanical picture.

Winter Tree Identification

Winter Tree Identification

Winter identification of deciduous trees relies upon things like the shape, colour, position and arrangement of buds.

Chinese Brush Painting - Landscapes

Landscape painting is traditionally at the top of the hierarchy of Chinese brush painting because it is always associated with refined scholarly taste and the philosophy of Taoism in the Chinese culture.

Horticulture Careers Afternoon - in association with Grow Careers

Horticulture Careers Afternoon - in association with Grow Careers

The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh are hosting a Grow Careers afternoon with a range of speakers from different sectors of horticulture and all interested in a career in horticulture are welcome to attend!

Create Your Own Herbals, Pamela Richardson

With reference to 15th to 17th century woodcut and lithographic illustrations of herbals found in the RBGE library our aim is, through experimental line and print work, to explore the magic of these fascinating images.

Nature's Patterns for Health

Working with the rhythms and cycles of nature can help bring a sense of balance and support a healthier life. On this one day workshop we will explore working with frame drums and rhythm to support our wellbeing and understand how and why it can help. Led by Suzanne Harris.

Moss Identification - Level 2

This workshop will include the ecology and distribution of bryophytes and the construction of keys at a bryophyte-rich field site.

Digital Plant Photography Workshop I

Learn how to get the most out of your digital camera and discover the advantages of taking plant photographs digitally.

Chinese Woodblock Printing

This course introduces traditional Chinese woodblock printing including its characteristics, history and procedures. Students will learn the whole process of this traditional printing method and create their own prints. Taught by Suzanne Chong.

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