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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.

Digital Plant Photography I

Learn how to get the most out of your digital camera and discover the advantages of taking plant photographs digitally. This introductory course will teach you how to use your camera for the best results. It also includes ways of presenting your images.

Wild and Wonderful World of Scottish Plants

Wild and Wonderful World of Scottish Plants

As the spring flowers start to emerge its time to get ‘wild about plants' with Plantlife Scotland. Come along to explore the world of wildflowers, lichens, fungi and moss with interactive activities, folklore and craft.

Lovely Lichens

An introduction to the fundamental features of lichens.

GHSS and RBGE Members Joint Lecture: Passion, Plants and Patronage - 300 Years of the Bute Family Landscapes

A joint lecture between the Garden History Society and the RBGE Friends. Kristina Taylor will be speaking about her new book, the biography of the Bute family, looking at their gardens and landscapes.

Biodynamic Gardening - What in Heaven's Name?

An action-packed introduction to extreme organic gardening by working with Nature’s rhythms and cycles to create a vibrant and truly delicious garden. This workshop will cover the key biodynamic land, plant and compost preparations.

Introduction to horticuture

An introductory informal course designed for those who want to know more about what is happening in their garden and how to improve it. No gardening experience necessary.

Plant Hunt

Join the plant hunt and collect your own specimen. Then see if you can match it to one of the reference specimens to get an identification. We will have microscopes on hand to help you examine the plants for clues.

Make a Herbarium Specimen

This hands-on workshop demonstrates the skills requires to produce professional specimens. This is the format in which dried plant specimens are preserved as a reference collection.

Instuments from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta

Join us to experience and learn about their music, their instruments, their plants and their balanced relationship with the natural world. Plus there will also be an opportunity to make your own instruments.

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