Courses in London and Paris
The aim of The Plant School is to nurture and develop a deep understanding of plants

Metasequoia glyptostroboides ‘Gold Rush’
The Tree Course is now firmly established as the second core educational course for The Plant School. Mark Flanagan, Keeper of the Savill and Valley Gardens, Tony Kirkham, Head of The Arboretum, The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and Susyn Andrews, who has 30 years experience working at the Herbarium, Kew lecture on the course.
This unique course introduces the student to a deeper understanding of trees. It runs one day a month and is aimed at enthusiasts who although they have other interests are committed to learn more about trees.
The Tree Course from The Plant School is based in Central London with lectures and exclusive visits at the Savill and Valley Gardens and at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
The course covers the following subjects over a total of 10 days.
There is a project set to run during the course. This is on a specific topic related to trees and should take up one further day per month. It is assessed and marked.

Lecture session, The Tree Course
The course runs on the following Wednesdays:-
This is one of two certificate courses run by the The Plant School. Students who complete the course work to a satisfactory standard will be considered for the certificate at the end of the course.
The fees for the course are £1595.00 and are payable in full before the beginning of the autumn term. A place is confirmed on the course by sending a non-refundable deposit for £100.00 together with the completed Plant School course application form.
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Download the 2011-2012 Plant School Brochure.
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