What you'll learn

How to identify a range of 10 easy to grow evergreen shrubs

The botanical names of evergreen shrubs

How to include evergreen shrubs within a garden or landscape design

The distinguishing characteristics and qualities of 10 evergreen shrubs

Where to grow evergreen shrubs

How and when to prune evergreen shrubs

How to use evergreen shrubs when designing a garden or landscape

Requirements

Students need to have a general interest in plants, garden and landscape design

Description

Nikki and Claire, founders of The Grow Institute, have over 60 years of combined experience and knowledge in the horticulture industry. We have worked in industry, and as lecturers, and we are passionate about plants and horticulture, and sharing that knowledge.

This course is about identifying and using 10 easy to grow, commonly planted, robust evergreen shrubs. We will show you how you can use them either in a garden setting, or in the wider landscape, and somes where they should not be used too!

In the course, we discuss individual shrubs, their growing habits, important characteristics, and how you can use them to design or improve your garden. We talk about the most suitable places to plant them as well as the different pruning and training methods that can be used for each plant. Each plant may have two or three different pruning or training methods depending on whether it is being used for hedging, as a stand-alone spen or even a wall shrub.

We aim to give you confidence in identifying plants, and the knowledge you need to keep them looking healthy and vibrant in your garden, but most importantly we want to share with you how fascinating and diverse the world of plants can be. Kindling your enthusiasm for horticulture and building your knowledge is our goal!

It is an excellent starting point for anyone considering planting a new garden or is interested in learning more about garden design or horticulture as a new career.

Who this course is for:

Keen gardeners

Garden Designers

Landscape Architects

Horticulture students

Bner gardeners with an interest in learning more about plants

Royal Horticulture Socieity (RHS) Students




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