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Pruning and tree care, Whim Hall, Lamancha, The Borders, Scotland

Sat 25th Feb 9.30am -1pm

Whim Hall, Whim Estate, Lamancha, West Linton EH46 7BD


Join us at the Whim Hall to learn some tips about fruit tree care, pruning and tool care.
Organised by Lizzie Newlands Centre, supported by the Chris at The Orchard Project.
Session will be practical, as we get to practise our pruning techniques. Any level of experience is welcome. People are welcome to bring their own secateurs and pruning saw, otherwise there will be tools available.
Please note: Dress for the weather! Warm clothes, waterproofs, hat, sturdy boots, gloves.
Refreshments will be provided.
Parking instructions will be emailed to those attending.
Booking essential, limited tickets available here on eventbrite.  Or for more info contact Lizzie on lizzie@newlandscentre.org.uk or 07817537269
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