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Garden Design with Natasha Morgan

Little Cottage on a Hill

1 Stanley Street Daylesford,
Daylesford VIC 3460

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  • Sat 7 Nov

$320 per person

Whether you're starting from scratch or reshaping an existing space, this half-day garden design workshop invites you to see your garden differently. From the structure of the land up, this is not a plant-by-plant session. It is a place to think like a landscape architect and begin shaping your dream garden with clarity and purpose.

Together, you will explore the fundamental principles that guide thoughtful garden design.

The Garden Design Workshop includes a guided site-walk and discussion of foundational garden design principles. You will take part in a conceptual design exercise using tracing paper and Natasha's method, based on her own garden. You will also develop a step-by-step approach to developing your own garden brief.

Morning tea sourced from Natasha's kitchen gardens. You will receive digital insights into the evolution of Oak and Monkey Puzzle, her five-acre design-led property in Spargo Creek along with a curated design kit to support your learning and exploration.

You will have time to ask questions and engage in conversation in a relaxed and welcoming setting.

This workshop is ideal for anyone rethinking or shaping their garden from the ground up. Whether urban or rural, large or small. No design experience is required, just a desire to see your garden with new eyes and begin the journey toward your own dream garden. Designers and design-curious attendees are warmly welcomed.

Content: Natasha Morgan

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