Description
Ecosystems Are Their Connections
The more connected a system is, the more resilient it tends to be. What lessons can we draw from this, and how can we build resilient connections in our yards, communities, and school gardens?
This design course will cover basic ecological principles and teach you how to apply them to your garden space.
Garden Design Course Outline
Each week will consist of a pre-recorded video lesson, a live question and answer session, and one assignment—complete lessons and assignments at your own pace.
- Section 1 – Water, Access, Structures
- Section 2 – Sectors & Zones
- Section 3 – Needs & Yields
- Section 4 – The Power of Placement
What You’ll Get From A Nature-Inspired Garden
This garden design course covers basic ecological principles and teaches you how to apply them to your yard or garden.
What You’ll Get From This Design Course
- Video lessons and assignments that you can complete at your own pace.
- Hands-on question and answer sessions.
- Ongoing support.
- Step-by-step ecological design techniques to layout or improve your garden.
- Garden Site Map
- Zone Map & Plan
- Sector Map & Plan
- Needs & Yields Analysis
- An Ecological Garden Site Plan