Designing Resilient Gardens for Biodiversity, Water and Climate | Saturday 10th April
Designing Spaces for Growing Together
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Date: Saturday 10th April
Time: 10am - 4pm
Location: GROW HQ, Waterford
Tutor: Richard Mee
Learn how to design a garden that works with nature, supports biodiversity and thrives in a changing climate. In this practical course, GROW HQ Head Grower Richard Mee will guide you through the process of planning a resilient garden that balances beauty, productivity and environmental health.
Explore how thoughtful planting, healthy soil and effective water management can conserve resources, support wildlife and improve your garden's resilience to climate change. With Richard's passion for biodiversity at the heart of the course, you'll work through a garden design process, developing ideas and practical plans that you can take away and apply to your own space.
What You'll Learn & Experience
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Learn garden design principles and site analysis
- How to plant for biodiversity and pollinators
- Water, harvesting and management techniques
- Soil health and carbon storage
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Applying a design process to your own garden
What to Expect on the Day
Please arrive on time to settle in, meet your fellow participants and get ready for a full day of learning. You’ll head outdoors into the GROW HQ garden for hands-on learning led by Richard.
What's Included
Enjoy tea or coffee on arrival before a full day of learning, with demonstrations, and hands-on growing. You’ll also enjoy light refreshments, a delicious homemade lunch at GROW HQ, and a copy of Mick’s book, GROW COOK EAT, to take home.


