Description
Discover the benefits of planting hardy annuals in the Autumn
Thursday 27 March 7-9pm
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this workshop will guide you through preparing your garden for a stunning early Spring bloom.
Learn the advantages of planting hardy annuals in Autumn—saving you time and effort in Spring while ensuring a vibrant, colourful display as the weather warms. Don’t miss this chance to set your garden up for success!
Key Highlights:
- Understanding Hardy Annuals: Learn about various hardy annual flowers that are ideal for Autumn planting and will thrive in cooler weather.
- Benefits of Autumn Planting: Explore the advantages of planting in the Autumn, including reduced workload in Spring and better establishment of plants.
- Planting Techniques: Get hands-on tips and guidance on the best techniques for sowing seeds while you sew seedlings in trays for your garden.
- Seasonal Planning: Gain insights into planning your cut flower garden to ensure a continuous supply of beautiful blooms from early Spring onwards.
Who Should Attend:
- Garden enthusiasts looking to maximise their gardening efforts.
- Individuals interested in sustainable gardening practices.
- Anyone who loves to cut flowers and wants a stunning Spring garden with less hassle.
Why Attend:
- Save time in Spring by getting a head start on your garden.
- Enjoy a vibrant and colorful garden early in the growing season.
- Gain valuable knowledge from experienced gardeners and horticulturists.
- Connect with like-minded individuals and share your gardening passion.
Materials Provided to take home
- A variety of flower seeds
- Seedling trays and pots
- High-quality potting mix
- Instructional planting guide
- Seed to take home
What to Bring
- Notebook and pen for taking notes
- Gardening gloves (optional)
- Mask for potting mix
- A large plastic or cardboard storage box for transporting your newly planted seeds home. A plastic storage container can also serve as a seed-raising glass house.
Isabelle Weston
Isabelle is the Activities & Events Coordinator at the Canterbury Horticultural Society. Her profound love for gardening, especially for cultivating cut flowers, has inspired her to share her extensive knowledge with others.
Join us at The Kiosk, Christchurch Botanic GardensTe Māra Huaota o Waipapa
(Just over the footbridge from the Armagh St carpark).
Tel: 366 6937
Email: office@chsgardens.co.nz
Facebook event link
Costs & Payment
$55 Members & Friends of the Christchurch Botanic Gardens
$70 Non-Members
$115 Course + CHS Membership
Price includes all materials and self-serve tea, coffee and biscuits
Become a Member of the CHS and receive up to 30% off all our courses and workshops
Please note, our courses are aimed at adults. If you are under 18 please contact us before booking so we can check with our tutors. Nga mihi, CHS team
