What pests are telling you: A practical introduction to integrated pest management
Integrated pest management explained: identify garden pests correctly, encourage beneficial insects, reduce chemical use and build garden resilience.
Climate change is reshaping how we garden — but with the right knowledge and tools, your garden can not only survive but thrive.
SGA’s training is informative, engaging, practical and fun! Learn how your garden can make the planet more sustainable, protect the natural environment and produce healthy food.
From seasonal jobs to pest management, soil health, and water-saving strategies, our tips help you grow a thriving, sustainable garden, whether you’re a beginner or experienced gardener.
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SGA’s flagship video series. In five expert-led sessions, you’ll learn how to build healthy soil, use water wisely, balance pests naturally, support biodiversity, and grow with confidence — creating a garden that’s easier to care for, rewarding to spend time in, and ready for a changing climate.
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Designed to enable you to conduct an easy assessment of the sustainability of your garden.
SGA has developed detailed fact sheets to assist you in undertaking some of the important tasks involved in gardening sustainably.
Discover practical, chemical-free ways to solve common garden problems like pests, diseases, or weeds.
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Integrated pest management explained: identify garden pests correctly, encourage beneficial insects, reduce chemical use and build garden resilience.
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