The workshops in 2023:
– «Hedges and topiary cultivation in Historic Gardens» hosted by Gunnebo House and Gardens in Mölndal, Sweden on the 28th – 29th of June
– «Ornamental plants in Historic Gardens» hosted by PlantNetwork in the UK on the 11th and 12th of July (follow us for info about the venue and more)
– «Trees in Historic Gardens in Climate Change» hosted by European Garden Heritage Network at Schloss Dyck, on the 5th – 6th of September

The workshops in 2024:
– «Management of orangery plants in Historic Gardens», hosted by European Garden Heritage Network at Schloss Dyck, Jüchen, Germany on the 5th to 6th of March
– «Pathways and stone wall management in Historic Gardens», hosted by Gunnebo House and Gardens in Mölndal, Sweden on the 7th to 8th of May
– «Ponds and fountains in Historic Gardens», hosted by Paleis Het Loo, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands, on the 4th to 5th of June

Apply and express your interest
You find the apply-button in the Overview project activities or in each project activity topic’s article. We encourage all interested to apply. When applying, you will be asked to fill in a form. By filling in the form you express your interest of joining the workshop. You will receive further information about the programme, accommodation, bursaries etc. as soon as all the details are worked out.  

Diverse group of participants
If the workshop is over-booked, a committee will select who will join the workshops. We aim to encourage a diverse range of participants to attend the workshops. We would like a wide geographical spread, range of abilities and levels of expertise. Most of all we would like those attending to be interested in the topic, keen to learn and contribute as much as they can to the conservation of heritage gardens and want to share their new knowledge and skills with others.

Price for participation
The participation in a workshop is free, but everyone must cover their own expenses connected to travelling, board and lodging.