Great Dixter Mind Map Auction
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Dixter has training, teaching and sharing knowledge at its very heart.
Fergus Garrett, head gardener, is passionate in spreading the experience
of learning about gardening, as well as teaching the skills and techniques
required.
Fergus has developed
his own method of teaching through the visual aid of mind maps; these are created not only for his
own team of gardeners but for lectures and symposia.
The
mind maps reveal the complexity of the way that Great Dixter is managed and
gardened.
Fergus is
offering 5 of his original mind-maps to auction for the Student Fund.
As a bonus
Lot, we have a First Edition of Christopher Lloyd’s Foliage Plants published
in 1973 and signed by Christopher Lloyd.
Lot 4
£ 500
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October 2024 Mind Map
Lot 2
£ 950
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Monthly Mind Map
Lot 6
£ 400
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First edition of Foliage Plants by Christopher Lloyd
Lot 5
£ 400
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Winter Work Mind Map
Lot 1
£ 400
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Mind Map
Lot 3
£ 500
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Seed Sowing Mind Map
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