Dublin School of Horticulture

Ixia viridiflora in full flower on a raised bed, reproduces well from small corms, also produces a little seed. Originated from the Scottish Rock Garden seed list.

Our very own Chilean at the Chilean garden. 🌈🌞

Absolutely delighted with our silver medal. Why not visit us at Bloom in the Phoenix Park 🌻🌸🌼🌺 (2 June - 6 June)

The Burton Hall Gardens are a pioneering community-based rehabilitation centre for people with mental health difficulties. They are also used for horticultural training purposes. This is where Dermot O’Neill met Carl Dacus, the Director of the Dublin School of Horticulture and he shows him how to take cuttings.

Carl has a new technique on growing plant from cuttings. He uses Manuka Honey because firstly, the honey stimulates growth and secondly it is antiseptic which helps avoid any problems with bacteria at the base of the cutting.

Carl Dacus explains his technique in the video below.

Spring Gardening Tips: Best Way to Take Cuttings Spring time gardening tips with Dermot O'Neill, who shares advice on the best way to take cuttings while in the beautiful gardens of Burton Hall.

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Bloom 2016 | Ireland's Largest Garden Festival | 2nd Jun - 6th Jun Bloom is Irelands premier gardening festival. Click to see more information about time, place and exhibitors.

Visit DSH @ Bloom in the Phoenix Park: June 2nd - 6th

Dublin School of Horticulture – Learning | Enjoying | Growing Students choose the Dublin School of Horticulture for the quality of our courses and the dedication and experience of our tutors. Our Dublin based garden school courses incorporate both class based learning and field trips giving our students solid grounding in the theory and practice of horticultur...