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Recordings Soil-webinar

The recordings from our first webinar, ‘Soil Management in Historic Gardens’, is now available on our YouTube Channel.

The recordings from the ‘Soil Management in Historic Gardens’-webinar is now available at our YouTube Channel.

This was the first webinar in the Craft Skills for Garden Conservation-project, arranged on the 8th of February 2022. In total seven speakers contributed with their expertise on the topics:
Soil Archaeology: the answer lies in the soil
Cultivation methods: to dig or not to dig
Recipes for growing media: then and now

Videos webinar

Introduction to the Soil-webinar

Introduction to the Soil-webinar by Kate Nicoll, Norges grønne fagskole – Vea

Introduction to the Soil-webinar

Introduction to the Soil-webinar by Kate Nicoll, Norges grønne fagskole – Vea

Historical garden soils - archaeological perspective

Karin Lindeblad, The Archaeologists, National Historical Museums, Sweden: Historical garden soils – an archaeological perspective

Historical garden soils - archaeological perspective

Karin Lindeblad, The Archaeologists, National Historical Museums, Sweden: Historical garden soils – an archaeological perspective

Restoring Garden Soil

Johan Gustafsson, biologist and gardener at the Hamlet of Äskhult: Authenticity and Sustainability at Äskhult./Restoring Garden Soil

Restoring Garden Soil

Johan Gustafsson, biologist and gardener at the Hamlet of Äskhult: Authenticity and Sustainability at Äskhult./Restoring Garden Soil

Compost recipes

Marit Myrstad, Heritage gardener and Teacher at Vea: Compost recipes in historical Norwegian sources

Compost recipes

Marit Myrstad, Heritage gardener and Teacher at Vea: Compost recipes in historical Norwegian sources

History of compost

Maria Flinck, Garden Antiquarian, researcher and author: History of compost as found in Swedish sources, 1600 – 1970

History of compost

Maria Flinck, Garden Antiquarian, researcher and author: History of compost as found in Swedish sources, 1600 – 1970

Comparison of historical soil recipes

Catarina Sjöberg, senior lecturer in garden crafts, University of Gothenburg, Department of Cultural Conservation, Mariestad. A comparison of two historical soil recipes to a ready made

Comparison of historical soil recipes

Catarina Sjöberg, senior lecturer in garden crafts, University of Gothenburg, Department of Cultural Conservation, Mariestad. A comparison of two historical soil recipes to a ready made

No-Dig movement: Sustainable soil management today

Charles Dowding No-Dig movement: Sustainable soil management today: Science creating the evidence for modern techniques

No-Dig movement: Sustainable soil management today

Charles Dowding No-Dig movement: Sustainable soil management today: Science creating the evidence for modern techniques

No-dig in the heritage context

Hilary Theaker, Kitchen Garden Keeper at Hampton Court: Case study: No-dig in the heritage context

No-dig in the heritage context

Hilary Theaker, Kitchen Garden Keeper at Hampton Court: Case study: No-dig in the heritage context

Contributors

Marit Myrstad is a Norwegian gardener and teacher in horticulture for historical gardens at Vea. She has worked within various fields of the industry since the 1970’s.
Johan is a Gardener and conservation biologist at Västkuststiftelsen which manages the Hamlet of Äskhult.
Hilary is a gardener at the Hampton Court in the UK. She is the Kitchen Garden Keeper and Vine Keeper at Hampton Court Palace.
Catarina Sjöberg is a senior lecturer in garden crafts, University of Gothenburg, Department of Conservation.
Maria Flinck is a Swedish garden antiquarian and researcher on garden history.
Karin Lindeblad is Garden Archaeologist at The Archaeologists, National Historical Museums in Stockholm.
Charles Dowding is a British No-dig expert who develops and explains time and labour saving-methods of gardening, high yelding and nature friendly

Overview project activities

Swipe

Swipe the table, or ...

Landscape

..turn your phone to landscapemode

TopicWebinar dateWorkshop dates
08/02/2022
24/05/2022
– 25/05/2022
22/02/2022
07/06/2022
– 10/06/2022
15/03/2022
30/08/2022
– 31/08/2022
15/11/2022
11/07/2023
– 12/07/2023
10/01/2023
05/09/2023
– 06/09/2023
07/02/2023
28/06/2023
– 29/06/2023
07/11/2023
10/09/2024
– 11/09/2024
21/11/2023
27/08/2024
– 28/08/2024
16/01/2024
04/06/2024
– 05/06/2024

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