Winter Fruit Tree Pruning with Paul Wiggins

Winter fruit tree pruning with Paul Wiggins
Learn the hows and whys of pruning fruit trees in this workshop with both theory and hands on pruning of a mixture of young and older fruit trees at an oasis community garden on Whitehawk Hill
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Paul has completed all of the fruit tree courses offered by Brighton Permaculture Trust, including pruning young fruit trees, renovating old fruit trees and fruit in small spaces. Paul currently works for BPT one day a week caring for three of their orchards, including the orchard which holds the National Fruit Collection of Sussex Heritage Variety Apples. Paul is also the practical tutor on a Food Forest Garden module at the University of Sussex. The rest of his time is spent working for private clients, sometimes planting and pruning for them and sometimes teaching one to one or small group. On a practical level he prunes about 400-500 fruit trees a year so you will be in very good hands

Details of how to get to the Whitehawk Community Food Project will be send after registration

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Whitehawk Community Food Project, Manor Hill Road, Brighton, United Kingdom