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Edible Ecosystems @ Kelmarna – A Practical Introduction to Forest Garden Design

17 Mar 24/in Organic Week

Kelmarna Community Farm, Ponsonby, Auckland | Sunday 5 May | 9.30 am – 1.30 pm

A PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION TO FOREST GARDEN DESIGN WITH JUDY KEATS

So, what is a forest garden? Can food forests really help us get more out of our gardens and fruit trees and benefit the environment overall? Join Judy Keats, master gardener and tree cropper at Kelmarna Community Farm, to explore the wonders of forest garden design and deepen your understanding of how to help any space thrive with this transformational approach!

This 4-hour session is a crash course on the principles of food forest design. Judy will guide you through the essential topics and help you build a fresh perspective on crafting effective landscapes, large or small.

Find out more / register here.

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