Make use of Universal Gardening Principles to grow more resilient, higher yielding and nutritious produce
Prices of organic and biodynamic vegetables bought in shops have been soaring and the produce is far from fresh. It’s become clear that produce grown close to home is filled with love and light, colour and crunchy texture, plus high-quality nutrition we won’t find elsewhere.
With the increasing number of people attempting growing their own food we want to make sure you get the support you deserve to start your garden in your backyard or with a community of like-minded people.
Therefore, we decided to offer guidance throughout the seasons with our online masterclasses. We will lead you step by step into your future garden.
This is a very affordable and easily accessible way of learning that integrates the knowledge and insights of centuries of experienced growers and the latest modern research.
The course will be led by Hans-Günther Kern who’s enthusiastic and inspiring sharing will keep you at the edge of your seat. He has developed his teachings in his 45 years of his career as grower, instructor, teacher and consultant in biodynamic gardening in humanitarian aid projects, green belt protection working with all sectors of the socio-economic strata for people in need of healing foods, building bridges.
Sign up for the 12 Online MASTERCLASSES and you get 50% discount and free access to the Grow Your Own Health WhatsApp Forum.
You can also join this course taking one MASTERCLASS at a time.
If you’d like a more in-depth guidance for “growing your own health” check out our other online and practical courses, we offer throughout the year.
We will meet once a month on Tuesday evenings at 7:30 pm to 9 pm on the dates below:
Autumn
21st October: ‘Principles and practice of Universal Gardening’
18th November: ‘Garden layout, structures, equipment and tools’
16th December: ‘Assess your soil and decide on cultivation method’
Winter
13th January: ‘Cropping plan and seed order’
10th February: ‘Building soil fertility, crop rotation and green manuring
10th March: ‘Nursery work – sowing and planting
Spring
14th April: ‘Composting methods’
12th May: ‘Enhancing biodiversity in the garden: Balancing the natural and domesticated fauna’
16th June: ‘Enhancing biodiversity in the garden: Balancing the natural and cultivated flora’
Autumn
21st October: ‘Principles and practice of Universal Gardening’
18th November: ‘Garden layout, structures, equipment and tools’
16th December: ‘Asses your soil and decide on cultivation method’
Winter
13th January: ‘Cropping plan and seed order’
10th Februrary: ‘Building soil fertility, crop rotation and green manuring’
10th March: ‘Nursery work – sowing and planting’
Spring
14th April: ‘Composting methods’
12th May: ‘Enhancing biodiversity in the garden: Balancing the natural and domesticated fauna’
16th June: ‘Enhancing biodiversity in the garden: Balancing the natural and cultivated flora’
Summer
16th July: ‘Preparing the autumn and winter garden’
11th August: ‘Producing your own seed’
8th September: ‘Best harvest times and storage of food’
Private memberships:
Per session booked 1 week in advance: £ 20
Year membership: £120 plus free WhatsApp Forum
You will get access to the sessions you paid for as long as you need to.
