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Soft Fruit Gardening - Easy Growing Guide
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(20 ratings)
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Soft Fruit Gardening - Easy Growing Guide

Grow your own organic soft fruits in the garden or in pots. Step-by-step guide
Created byBrian Matthews
Last updated 3/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • How to grow your own delicious soft fruits in your garden, yard or apartment balcony pots.
  • Blueberry, Blackberry, Loganberry, Tayberry, Strawberry
  • Gooseberry, Raspberry, Blackcurrant, Redcurrent, Whitecurrent,
  • & Figs.

Course content

2 sections9 lectures1h 33m total length
  • Introduction2:45

    Course Outline - Welcome!

Requirements

  • No requirements or prerequisites needed. The course is intended both for beginners, and also those with some basic gardening experience; all are welcome. The only requirement is an enthusiasm for fresh fruit.
  • No garden? No problem. During the course, I will also describe ways to grow soft fruits in containers.

Description

Welcome! This course is aimed at beginner and intermediate gardening enthusiasts.

Even if do not have enough space for a garden, all the Soft fruits mentioned here can also be grown in pots - so no excuse not to enjoy great homegrown fruit.

In putting this course together, I have tried to structure it in a way that provides simple step-by-step guides for growing your own delicious organic Soft Fruits.

The aim is to make growing easy and accessible to all. Part of the fun of developing 'green fingers' is simply having a go, with the added satisfaction of tasting fruit from plants you have nurtured.

As the great chef Gino D'Acampo passionately believes, the goal should be "Minimum effort, maximum satisfaction!"

To that end, this course covers the following 8 different types of Soft Fruits:

1). Blueberries

2). Blackberries, Loganberries and Tayberries

3). Strawberries

4). Gooseberries

5). Raspberries

6). Blackcurrants

7). Redcurrants and Whitecurrants

8). Figs

Where possible, my approach is to promote organic growing methods. Once you've tasted the flavour and nutritional health benefits of your own organic soft fruits, you'll never want to buy them in the shops again!

Some background about the author:

Brian Matthews has been a professional gardener with over 20 years gardening experience, for both public and private clients. He is a graduate of the Irish National Botanic Gardens & also hold RHS certification. In more recent times, he has been teaching part-time as a Horticultural tutor for the last 4 years on accredited courses run in public schools.

Who this course is for:

  • Complete beginners and enthusiast level gardeners looking for practical ways to grow soft fruits easily.
  • Anyone who has a garden, patio or balcony.