Regenerative Horticulture combines soil ecology with the design principles of permaculture, organic production, and ‘no-dig’ techniques to create sustainable growing systems that enhance biodiversity and feed us with nutrient dense foods. Soil ecology is the foundation of horticulture, and the soil biome should be a fully functioning web of micro and macro-organisms that provide the plants we grow with a full array of nutrients and immune system services to enable healthy growth.
No dig and composting techniques are employed to repair the damage that has been done to the soil food web. Permaculture provides a framework of ethics and holistic design principles that are based on an observation and mimicry of the natural environment. Organic growing ensures the protection of the soil food web and ourselves from the harmful effects of pesticides and inorganic fertilizers.
Our Level 3 in Regenerative Horticulture is designed for those passionate about sustainable growing, environmental impact, and creating thriving ecosystems. This course blends theory and practical skills, giving you the confidence and competence to work with nature to grow food, design landscapes, and manage habitats and estates in an environmentally responsible way.
In partnership with NPTC Group of Colleges
