How to learn to be a gardener?
You could do a course in gardening or horticulture to learn some of the skills and knowledge you need. Courses include: Level 1 Certificate in Horticulture Skills. Level 2 Diploma in Practical Horticultural Skills. Some garden machinery and equipment will require you to have an up-to-date qualification to use it. You can also choose gardening courses which include Continued Professional Development (CPD) hours so you can demonstrate your gardening experience, and that you’re continuing to learn new horticulture skills.
How to gain gardening skills?
Practice regularly Spend time in a garden, whether it’s your own, a public space or a place of employment. Use a variety of tools; plant and care for a wide variety of plants and expose yourself to different conditions and situations. Each of these can help you further develop and hone your skills. But every gardener I’ve met has these qualities: curiosity, tenacity, creativity, and passion. Plants connect us to hope, anticipation, learning and nurturing.A good gardener is observant, hardworking, creative, adaptable, knowledgeable, and passionate about plants and nature. By cultivating these important characteristics, you can create a beautiful garden that provides joy and nourishment for years to come.
What is a fancy name for a gardener?
One who grows plants or cultivates a garden. Did you know that a female gardener is called a Gardenerette. Or a Gardengal. Go all the Gardenerettes and Gardengals on International Women’s Day #choosetochallenge.