Complete Gardening and Landscaping
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Overview
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Curriculum
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Module 1: Introduction to Garden Design 01:00
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Module 2: The Role of the Garden Designer 02:00
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Module 3: The Basic Principles of Garden Design 04:00
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Module 4: Elements of Garden Design 03:00
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Module 5: Garden Design Process 11:00
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Module 6: Designing a Rain Garden 05:00
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Module 7: Essential Tools & Machinery 04:00
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Module 8: Criteria to select plant variety 03:00
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Module 9: Garden Maintenance 02:00
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Module 10: Costing and Estimation 06:00
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Module 11: Introduction to Landscape Architecture 04:00
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Module 12: Green-scaping 07:00
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Module 13: Planting Trees and Shrubs 04:00
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Module 14: Pathways 03:00
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Module 15: Walls and Fences 02:00
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Module 16: Water Features 06:00
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Module 17: Ecosystem Gardening 01:00
Description
This course explores the discipline of Gardening alongside the structural thinking required to shape a coherent Landscape. It explains how designers combine planting knowledge, spatial organisation, and environmental awareness when planning a Landscape. Core Gardening considerations such as soil health, plant compatibility, shade levels, and flowering cycles are examined. The material also investigates pathways, walls, fencing, and water features that influence the overall Landscape structure. Learners review the full Gardening decision process, from analysing an existing garden area to selecting suitable plants and estimating costs. Additional sections introduce rain gardens, ecological planting, and influential figures who shaped modern garden architecture. By studying design principles, plant selection methods, and maintenance strategies, learners develop a broad understanding of how outdoor spaces are planned, developed, and sustained.
Learning Outcomes
Analyse key principles that structure a functional Landscape
Explain foundational Gardening concepts related to soil, plant health, and site conditions
Identify design elements that contribute to visual balance within a Landscape
Evaluate plant selection criteria used in effective Gardening decisions
Describe stages involved in planning a garden layout
Recognise ecological approaches such as rain gardens and soil stewardship
Outline common maintenance considerations including watering, lawns, and weeds
Who is this course for?
Individuals interested in developing knowledge of Gardening for home or community spaces
Learners seeking understanding of how Landscape planning shapes outdoor environments
Students exploring garden and environmental design fields
Professionals wishing to broaden knowledge of outdoor space planning
Job seekers considering roles connected to horticulture or design
Requirements
- This Gardening & Landscape course has no requirements.
Career path
Gardening & Landscape course equips you with coveted skills, laying the foundation for career growth and unlocking new horizons.
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