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Nature At Its Best At Dawyck by Jeffrey Wilkinson.

Nature At Its Best At Dawyck by Jeffrey Wilkinson.

The idyllic surroundings of Dawyck Botanic Garden gave me the opportunity to create different paintings for all seasons.

Visit the Edible Garden

Our volunteers and community gardener will be working in the demonstration garden in the afternoon. Drop by to observe the team at work and get advice about growing your own edible garden. Perfect for beginners.

Garden Tour

Come along and enjoy a tour with the curator and ask questions as you go around viewing the late summer floral displays. Some of the plants you will see on your tour include Watsonias, Galtonias, Dieramas and exotic Fuchsias.

Patchwork Meadow

Patchwork Meadow

Plantlife’s unique project celebrates Britain’s love affair with wildflowers in the form of a giant patchwork exhibition, with contributions from people across the country.

Edible Gardening – Seasonal Advice Weekly Drop In

Fancy growing your own vegetables but don’t know where to start? Pop in for seasonal gardening advice from our friendly team.

RHS Level 2 Certificate in the Principles of Horticulture (mornings) *ILA

This internationally recognised qualification provides a broad-based understanding of horticultural techniques and plant biology.

RHS Level 2 Certificate in the Principles of Horticulture (evenings) *ILA

This internationally recognised qualification provides a broad-based understanding of horticultural techniques and plant biology.

Trained Fruit Trees for Your Garden

Trained Fruit Trees for Your Garden

Trained fruit trees provide a generous crop in the smallest of spaces, but are also a wonderfully decorative feature for any garden. This course will show you how to train fruit trees such as espaliers, fans or cordons.

Make a Bird Feeder

Drop-in to the Yurt and construct your own bird feeder to take away and hang in your garden or window so you can watch our feathered friends stuff themselves silly for the coming autumn-winter.

Blue Lotus: Summer (Dance Ihayami)

Blue Lotus: Summer (Dance Ihayami)

Combining contemporary and classical Indian dance, classical music composed by Ash Madni and elements of audience participation, Blue Lotus: Summer explores the connection between Indian dance and the natural environment.

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