Science & Nature
The Science of Gardens
An all-levels lecture on plant growth, seasonal conditions and choosing suitable plants for different garden environments.
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About this course
This lecture examines the science behind the “Right Plant, Right Place” approach. It covers photosynthesis, seasonal growth and the factors that make a plant suitable for a particular garden environment. Participants will consider how to assess their own conditions and select plants accordingly. Teaching is delivered through a PowerPoint presentation, with opportunities to ask questions and discuss the subject.
What you'll learn
- Explain the principles of the “Right Plant, Right Place” approach
- Identify plants that are suited to a particular garden environment
- Describe key aspects of plant growth, including photosynthesis and seasonal development
Is this course right for you?
The course is aimed at a general audience and does not assume a specific background in science or gardening. It takes a lecture-based format, with opportunities for learners to engage through questions and discussion.
Before you go
- A notepad and pen may be useful for taking notes.