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FULL BLOOM MASTERCLASS DAY WITH Millie Souter (Head Gardener in the Plant Library in Tom Stuart Smiths Garden)
Sunday 9th August 10.30am – 4pm
Cost €150
The morning Millie will give two illustrated lectures and the afternoon class will be in the gardens and valley where Jimi and Millie will talk about their favourtie woody plants in Hunting Brook at this time of year
Lecture 1
An introduction to the establishment of the plant library, with a particular focus on cultivation on growing in sand. This lecture will explore how and why data is being collected, what has been learned so far, and the collaborative work undertaken with St Andrews Botanics and The Tangled Bank project.
Lecture 2
An exploration of plants and plant communities adapted to xeric conditions around the world. Special attention will be given to selected species observed in the Western Cape of South Africa during January 2026.
She has a diploma in garden design from the Inchbald and a fine art degree from Falmouth Art School. Millie travels regularly to continue learning from plants growing in the wild
FULL BLOOM MASTERCLASS DAY WITH Millie Souter (Head Gardener in the Plant Library in Tom Stuart Smiths Garden)
Sunday 9th August 10.30am – 4pm
Cost €150
The morning Millie will give two illustrated lectures and the afternoon class will be in the gardens and valley where Jimi and Millie will talk about their favourtie woody plants in Hunting Brook at this time of year
Lecture 1
An introduction to the establishment of the plant library, with a particular focus on cultivation on growing in sand. This lecture will explore how and why data is being collected, what has been learned so far, and the collaborative work undertaken with St Andrews Botanics and The Tangled Bank project.
Lecture 2
An exploration of plants and plant communities adapted to xeric conditions around the world. Special attention will be given to selected species observed in the Western Cape of South Africa during January 2026.
She has a diploma in garden design from the Inchbald and a fine art degree from Falmouth Art School. Millie travels regularly to continue learning from plants growing in the wild