Could YOU be a PlantNetwork Trustee?
We’re looking for new trustees to join us from this April – could that be you? Read on for more information about becoming a trustee and how you could join our amazing board…
We’re looking for new trustees to join us from this April – could that be you? Read on for more information about becoming a trustee and how you could join our amazing board…
Find out more about the HBGTP – how to become a trainee and how to become a placement garden
Meet Cal Stewart – gardener, educator, mixologist and dandelion fan! Cal has recently moved from being a full-time gardener to a full-time garden educator to better share a passion for all things plant and garden related.
There are lots of opportunities to get involved with PlantNetwork this spring. From sharing your news to taking part in events or telling us about your diversity and inclusion and/or sustainability projects, there are lots of ways you can contribute to horticultural knowledge sharing.
To celebrate the PlantNetwork Year of Sustainability, we will be exploring sustainability issues and projects as part of the PlantNetwork podcast series. In the first of these special episodes, we find out about the challenges and opportunities posed by “The Tangled Bank” project at St Andrews Botanic Garden with curator Beccy Middleton.
Join the Craft Skills in Garden Conservation project on 15 March 2022 for this free, day-long webinar looking at the main elements of trained fruit history, cultivation and maintenance.
Calling all horticulturists who would like to better communicate climate science and climate change! Get the skills and confidence to become climate communicators at this online event.
Join the Erasmus+ CSGC project this February with two free webinars: soil management and lawns & meadows.
In the first podcast for 2022, PlantNetwork speaks with Jess Brown of RZSS Edinburgh Zoo about gardening for pandas among many other animals. Find out more about the working life of a zoo horticulturist – and join us in February for a webinar focusing on zoo horticulture.
Take advantage of up to three months of free membership of PlantNetwork by joining today.