Welcome to NALVERIONTH, where the art of urban gardening takes root. Our journey began over a decade ago with a simple desire: to transform concrete jungles into thriving green oases. As city dwellers ourselves, we understood the challenges and limitations of urban spaces. Yet, we saw potential in every balcony and terrace.

Our founder, Lara Clayton, started teaching neighbors and friends how to cultivate their own little patches of greenery. Word spread, and soon NALVERIONTH blossomed into a community of like-minded enthusiasts who share a passion for nature and sustainability. Today, we offer comprehensive courses tailored for everyone—from beginners eager to see their first blooms to seasoned gardeners seeking new challenges.

Join us at NALVERIONTH and let's turn your outdoor spaces into vibrant ecosystems that bring joy and tranquility to your life.

What materials do I need for the course?

You will need basic gardening tools such as a trowel, pruning shears, and a watering can. Depending on the course level, additional materials like soil, pots, and selected seeds may be required. Detailed lists are provided upon enrollment.

Can I enroll without any gardening experience?

Absolutely! Our NALVERIONTH offers beginner-friendly courses that cater to enthusiasts with no prior gardening experience, guiding them through the basics with easy-to-follow instructions.

How long does it take to complete a course?

Courses typically range from 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the complexity level and depth of content. Flexible schedules are available to accommodate different learning paces.

Are there any online resources available?

Yes, the NALVERIONTH provides a comprehensive suite of online resources including video tutorials, downloadable guides, and community forums to enhance your learning experience.

What type of plants will I learn to grow?

Our courses cover a variety of plants suitable for balconies and terraces, including herbs, flowers, and small vegetables. Specific plant selections are tailored to course objectives and seasonal availability.