12 Days of Christmas
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January in Print
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Arts, Business, Children, Environment, Food, Health, Memoir, Nature, culture, personal development | Kellie Underhill | 
October 15, 2009 1:26 am | 
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Creating Natural Structures for the Garden
This two day workshop at the Nova Scotia Agricultural College is for people who want to learn about the creation of garden items from natural materials. It is an opportunity to learn how to lead groups in creating natural garden structures using living willow.
The Instructor: Deb Hart, a talented artist from England
Instructor/Technician – Landscape Management, Writtle College
Deb Hart
Deb Hart has developed her own creative skills as a willow weaver and runs a series of successful workshops with students, visiting school groups, and keen amateur gardeners. She has been commissioned to create imaginative horse jumps, living walls, and sculpture. In addition, her work has been featured on the Writtle College campus. Pieces to be found there have included a range of functional garden items from structural supports for roses and innovative woven fences to fantasy inspired igloos and tunnels.
Participants in willow work classes have produced many garden features including abstract and animal sculptures, fences, and garden buildings. Deb has the ability to encourage the development of new skills and confidence in a friendly and supportive atmosphere. Read more »
First swapper of the day Marc Cote trades for a dozen fresh organic eggs.
by Peter James
The rain came thick and fast the night before the first Swap Meet on May 2nd at Girvan Road, the same site as the annual Green Festival.
The local roads reverted to swamps, but all this could not dampen the sheer determination of a few locals to hold the first Swap Meet of the year.
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