Grow your Garden with Biodynamics - One day workshops with Monty Waldin

19 May 2012 10:00 - 19 May 2012 16:30

Monty’s approach to biodynamics is very down to earth. He will explain the intricacies of this unique approach (eg the biodynamic preparations, compost making & the planting calendar) in a way that anyone and everyone will be able to understand.

This one day workshop aims to show that everyone can in fact use and benefit from biodynamics whatever their individual situation eg home gardener or professional grower. Booking: either contact the BDA Office - Tel: 01453 759501or email: office @ biodynamic.org.uk or download the full programme and booking form from our website www.biodyanmic.org.uk 

Sat 19th May 2012 Biodynamic College, Forest Row, East Sussex 10-4.30pm



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