Right Plant, Right Place Course

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During this RHS Garden Bridgewater workshop, we will look at a range of plants suitable for difficult places, full sun, shade and wet soil conditions, as well as hints and tips on how to get the perfect match between plant and garden situation. 

Learning how to assess your garden site is the first important step in finding the right home for your new plant so that it achieves its full foliage, flowering and fruiting potential.

With biodiversity at the core of horticultural best practice, we will also highlight plants which encourage wildlife into the garden, and maybe we can even convince you that some weeds can stay if they are in the right place.

• Tutor: Anne Gunning is a highly experienced tutor with over 25 years of teaching RHS Level 2 and 3 qualifications. With a background in running a successful garden design business, Anne combines professional expertise with a passion for sharing knowledge. She also spent 7 years as an RHS Community Outreach Advisor, working closely with diverse groups to make horticulture accessible and inspiring.
• Location and Arrival Information: the workshop will be held in the Learning Studio situated within the Welcome Building, with a short walk/wheel in the gardens, weather permitting.
• Catering: tea & coffee will be provided 
• You will need: appropriate footwear and clothing for the day’s weather conditions.
• Skill Level: General - suitable for adults of all gardening abilities