Climate change gardening – How to adapt your garden to grow food year round, Stephanie Hafferty

10.00am at the Castle Hotel

A positive look at how we can adapt our gardens to cope with climate change.

Stephanie Hafferty is an expert kitchen gardener, permaculturalist, homesteader, and an award winning garden and food writer. She specialises in growing food year round, affordably, using sustainable methods, and creating recipes for nutritious meals, as well as home and body care products. With decades of practical gardening and homesteading experience, she has created and worked in organic kitchen gardens on private estates, community gardens, market gardens and for restaurants, as well as in home plots and allotments.

In 2021 Stephanie moved to rural Wales where she is creating a homestead on a tight budget, on around half an acre. This was filmed by the BBC for Gardeners’ World in 2022. Known for her practical, enthusiastic and down to earth approach, Stephanie runs courses and webinars from her homestead and internationally, with regular updates from the plot on You Tube and Instagram. The author of two books, she is currently working on another book. For more information about her work visit: www.NoDigHome.com  

Stephanie’s books will be available to buy and there will be time after the session to have them signed

Ticket & Access information

The earlybird price of £8.00 will continue until the 31 st March,  it will then increase to £10.00, unless you live within 10 miles of Llandovery in which case it will remain at £8.00.

You will be able to collect or buy your very special tickets, an artwork in themselves,  from the bookshop, if you buy your tickets online make sure you click local collection or you will be charged for postage, you may want to print off a copy of your order.

The Castle Hotel is fully accessible.

This event has been kindly sponsored by Insight Eyecare, Llandovery

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