Climate Resilient Gardening

The Climate Resilient Gardening workshop, taking place on September 12, 2026, at Hestercombe House & Gardens in Taunton, details steps toward regenerative soil, reduced irrigation, and increased biodiversity, whilst boosting crops for food growing.

What to Expect

• Learn in-depth steps toward regenerative soil, reduced irrigation, and increased biodiversity, boosting crops.
• Discover methods for creating climate resilience, reducing watering needs and labor, and protecting crops.
• Engage in a one-day deep dive into creating healthy ecosystems for your crops.
• Participate in a mix of discussions, site exploration, and practical, hands-on activities.
• Receive practical guidance applicable to home gardens or market gardens, increasing produce and reducing work.

Who Should Attend

This course is for beginners and existing gardeners struggling to get good crops, dealing with unhealthy plants, or looking to increase produce with little work. It’s also suitable for seasoned gardeners, growers, or anyone interested in sustainable soil management.

Practical Information

The course runs from 10 AM to 3 PM. Please wear sturdy footwear and dress for all weathers, as the course is delivered outside on site and the ground is uneven, though some time will be spent under cover in the polytunnel/glasshouse. The venue is rural with limited public transport options. As a small non-profit, refunds are not offered; cancellations up to one month before the course will receive a credit towards another workshop. After that time, credit is only offered if your place can be re-sold.