Some SAQ's (should ask questions)

your last chance to get a free Autumnal garden review.

Why is this different from other offers out there?

Most of the learn to garden offers are courses that are generic and not designed for time poor women who struggle to prioritise their needs due to the societal pressures we're under. In Garden Goals with my support and guidance, you'll learn to grow a gorgeous garden, learn how to use your garden to release some of that pressure and keep burnout at bay.

What level of support can I expect?

This is my gold standard package. You get access to my gardening brain via Voxer Monday- Friday 9am-3pm. Yes, because I have to do the school run, but also because my brain struggles to concentrate for more than 6 hours and I want to make sure i’m well rested and resourced to bring you my A game.

We'll also have a monthly 60 minute session where we can dive deep on gardening skills you want to learn and plan the next steps on your journey to your dream garden.

When are you taking on clients?

I currently have space for 3 more long term 1:1 clients. Once these spots are filled I won't have an available slots until next year when a current client finishes.

How do I know if this is actually going to help me?

If you want to grow a beautiful garden and you've tried but plants just keep dying, you get overwhelmed and then stop or you feel like you're wasting time and money then this will help you.

The process I take you through is designed to stop these things happening so that you can enjoy your time in the garden and stop feeling like its a drain on your time and wallet.

I really struggle to find time to garden, will this help me?

One of the first things we focus on is carving out time in your busy life for you to garden. For you to have something for you that will help you to lower your stress levels and release the pressure you're currently feeling.

For clients who book and pay before midnight tonight (31st August 2024) I am offering a bonus Autumnal Garden Review, to take place in the first 2 weeks of September so we can look at what’s worked and what hasn’t in your garden this summer, before we decide on your Garden goals for the year ahead.