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Wildflower meadows bring so much joy to the garden and the landscape around us, giving a myriad of insects, including bees, moths and butterflies a place to breed and forage, as well as offering a stunning show of flowersfor us to enjoy. In this one-day workshop we will be looking at the different ways of creating a wildflower meadow as well as the all-important on-going maintenance, including when and how to cut.

Thomas Stone has been gardening since leaving school in 1989. Based in Hampshire, he is a creative, seasoned and innovative horticultural expert with specialism across roses, shrubs, pruning, gardens and wildflowers. Starting as a YT student at Mottisfont Abbey Gardens, Thomas went on to join The Sir Harold Hillier gardens, returning to Mottisfont a few years later where he advanced to acting head gardener. As Head Gardener he has also redeveloped private gardens in West Sussex and Hampshire. A member of the Professional Gardeners Association, Thomas is now a freelance horticulturist specialising in roses, pruning, including topiary, border care and wildlife gardening.

The cost of this course is £75 and includes lunch as well as tea and coffee. If you would like to book a place please contact the office, either by telephone on 07720 637808, or by email at info@sculpturebythelakes.co.uk

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  Sculpture by the Lakes
  Pallington Lakes
  Pallington
  Dorchester
  Dorset
  DT2 8QU