Sustainable Gardening Month-to-Month: A Virtual Garden Journey from Durrow, Ireland
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours per session
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required; suitable for indoor learning
Overview
Join the Online Month to Month Stroll in the Garden from Durrow, Ireland, for practical and sustainable gardening tips tailored to each month’s season. Perfect for gardeners of all skill levels looking to nurture biodiversity and grow their green spaces year-round.
Online Month to month stroll in the garden
All ages and levels • 12 Hours • Tanguy will share with you monthly gardening/cooking tips!
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About This Adventure
Join a monthly online journey through the garden, where you'll discover sustainable gardening practices and biodiversity tips. From honey bee care to no-dig methods, these interactive sessions offer valuable insights for all skill levels, along with delicious recipes to enjoy your garden's harvest. Nurture a thriving garden year-round!
Join a monthly online journey through the garden, where you'll discover sustainable gardening practices and biodiversity tips. From honey bee care to no-dig methods, these interactive sessions offer valuable insights for all skill levels, along with delicious recipes to enjoy your garden's harvest. Nurture a thriving garden year-round!
Adventure Tips
Join in real-time for best experience
Participate live via Zoom on the second Tuesday of each month to ask questions and engage directly with the instructor.
Have garden notes ready
Prepare questions or photos of your garden beforehand to get personalized advice during sessions.
Use recordings for flexible learning
Don’t worry if you miss a class; recordings are provided so you can review lessons at your own pace.
Apply seasonal tips promptly
Implement monthly tips soon after sessions to align with your garden’s seasonal needs and maximize success.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Honey bees
- Native Irish butterflies
History
Durrow and County Laois have long-standing agricultural traditions influencing contemporary sustainable practices taught in the course.
Conservation
The program promotes biodiversity and soil health, supporting regional efforts to reduce chemical use and protect native species.
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Adventure Hotspots in Durrow
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reliable internet connection
To stream live sessions without interruptions for optimal engagement.
Gardening journal or notebook
To take notes and track progress on planting and care tips.
Smartphone or computer with camera
For interactive Q&A and sharing garden images with the instructor.
Basic gardening tools
To begin practicing techniques such as no-dig methods as taught in sessions.