New Tea Garden workshop comprising of Pine pruning, Bamboo pruning and finer detailed work

South West Region Event

We are excited to announce a new programme of workshops in collaboration with Kingston Lacy.
The first of which will be a tea garden workshop on the 30th and 31st May 2024.

This is a great opportunity to learn techniques used to prune and maintain pine and bamboo within Kingston Lacy. We will be looking at different approaches and different species of bamboos and pines.

Maximum 12 places. Participation is free.

Booking

Only for JGS members. Non-members will need to sign up to the Japanese Garden Society.
Priority booking is given to members in the South West region, email southwest@jgs.org.uk if you would like to join from another region.

Please book your space here

Note, this is a two-day workshop. Priority will be given to those able to attend on both Thursday and Friday. If you are only able to attend on one of the days, please email Tessa Tricks southwest@jgs.org.uk with your contact details and you will be added to a waiting list.

Full details of what you need to bring will be sent out in advance of the workshop.

Upcoming workshops

November will see a second 2-day Japanese garden workshop. We will be working throughout the areas of the Japanese Garden. Work will include Thinning and pom pom of bamboo. Selective tree work and a detailed look at the work that goes into maintaining the 6 acres of Japanese garden at Kingston Lacy.

Further details here.