A month-to-month virtual stroll through Durrow’s garden: seasonal care, biodiversity, and simple recipes

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A month-to-month virtual stroll through Durrow’s garden: seasonal care, biodiversity, and simple recipes

A monthly online workshop from Dunmore Country School that walks you through sustainable gardening practices, bee care, no‑dig methods and kitchen uses for your harvest—useful whether you’re starting a patch or tending an established plot.

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A month-to-month virtual stroll through Durrow’s garden: seasonal care, biodiversity, and simple recipes.

Duration
1 Hour 15mn •
Location
Durrow
Operator
Dunmore Country School
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Join a guided, month‑by‑month online journey that treats the garden as a living classroom: sessions frame seasonal tasks, biodiversity-minded techniques and straightforward recipes so you can nurture a thriving plot all year long.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FORMAT

Learn from the comfort of your home

These are online, interactive monthly sessions designed so you can participate from home while following practical demonstrations and tips.

THE RHYTHM

A clear monthly plan: what to do and how to do it

Each month addresses specific tasks and techniques so you leave each session with a focused, doable list of actions for your garden.

THE CONTENT

Practical ecology and kitchen ideas

Sessions combine sustainable gardening practices and biodiversity tips with simple recipes that make the most of what you grow.

What the day feels like

How the monthly online stroll feels

You’ll log in for a focused 75‑minute session led from Dunmore Country School: a mix of demonstration, discussion and Q&A that moves through timely garden tasks, practical ecological methods such as no‑dig approaches, and short cooking ideas for the season’s produce.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this monthly online workshop suits best.

1
Beginner gardenersDesigned with clear monthly tasks and practical demonstrations, the series is appropriate for those starting out and wanting steady guidance.
2
Experienced gardenersExperienced gardeners will find focused refreshers on sustainable techniques and biodiversity-minded practices presented in a practical, session‑by‑session format.
3
FamiliesLabeled as suitable for all ages and levels, the online format makes it accessible for family members to learn together from home.
4
Garden-to-kitchen enthusiastsIf you want straightforward ways to use your garden’s produce, the monthly recipe segments tie gardening advice to simple cooking ideas.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Schedule

Sessions run every month on the Second Tuesday and are scheduled through 10 November 2026; each session lasts 1 hour 15 minutes.

What to Bring

No specific materials are listed; sessions are delivered online so participants can attend from home.

Logistics & Host

The operator is Dunmore Country School; the program is presented as an online workshop with Dunmore Country School listed as the meeting location.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is each session?

Each session is 1 hour 15 minutes long.

When do sessions take place?

Sessions take place every month on the Second Tuesday and are scheduled until 10 November 2026.

Where are the sessions held?

The sessions are delivered online; Dunmore Country School is listed as the meeting location.

Who runs the workshop and who leads the sessions?

The operator is Dunmore Country School, and the series features monthly gardening and cooking tips shared by the presenter noted in the program.

What topics are covered?

Topics include sustainable gardening practices, biodiversity tips, honey bee care, no‑dig gardening methods and simple recipes using garden produce.

Is this suitable for beginners?

Yes. The program is described as suitable for all ages and levels.