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Venue:  Upper Grange, Lovedays Mead, Stroud GL5 1XB
Session dates 2024: 17th Feb,  16th March, 13th April  11th May, 8th June, 6th July

Garden Teacher: Mattias Emous

Programme outline
Sessions  – Seed connects with Soil
Session 2 –  Planning our garden
Session 3 –
The Plant between the Sun and Earth
Session 4 –
The Biodynamic Preparations
Session 5 – 
Tending the garden
Session 6  –
The garden as an organism

About Mattias Emous:
Mattias is a qualified teacher (DTTLS) and gardener (RHS- level 3 diploma, BDA – diploma in biodynamic agriculture). With over 20 years’ experience of biodynamic and organic gardening, within commercial and therapeutic settings in various different countries; holding a BA Honours degree in philosophy and psychology, his main interest is in the therapeutic element of growing vegetables. He has been the vegetable grower at Ruskin Mill college for the past 15 years, teaching students, staff and apprentices.

For more about Ruskin Mill Educational Trust click here

Directions to the venue: Upper Grange, Lovedays Mead, Stroud, GL5 1XB
Upper Grange is located close to Stroud town centre and a 10-minute walk from the train station.
The postcode will take you to West Grange Court which is just across the road from Upper Grange, this is not where you should go!
Upper Grange is the last property on the right before Lovedays Mead turns into a smaller lane. There are big wooden gates (which are always left open) and an “Upper Grange” sign on the left gate