GARDENING TIMES @ Gloucester Community Garden
Working bee times are Tuesday and 1st Saturday of every month with a 9am start on both days in winter and an 8am start in summer.
Go HERE to see new images of our Community Garden and our compost bins, plants and drainage
INTRODUCING OUR PLANT SWAP SHOP! HERE
Working bee times are Tuesday and 1st Saturday of every month with a 9am start on both days in winter and an 8am start in summer.
Go HERE to see new images of our Community Garden and our compost bins, plants and drainage
INTRODUCING OUR PLANT SWAP SHOP! HERE
Newsletter
Stay up to date & read what is happening in our newsletters HERE. Or check out our Facebook page HERE
Polish Sorrel Soup has been added to our Recipe page go check it out HERE
For more information about what's happening in the garden, check the "I want to work in the garden" box on your membership application form HERE.
As a member, you will receive the latest information by email, and also regular newsletters.
Stay up to date & read what is happening in our newsletters HERE. Or check out our Facebook page HERE
Polish Sorrel Soup has been added to our Recipe page go check it out HERE
For more information about what's happening in the garden, check the "I want to work in the garden" box on your membership application form HERE.
As a member, you will receive the latest information by email, and also regular newsletters.
Our Vision
Gloucester community garden is a place where people come together to grow and share the harvest and make new friends.
The garden is aimed at promoting an opportunity to share knowledge and skills in gardening techniques and practices while encouraging social networking and community inclusion.
We aim to have a social focus while demonstrating good sustainable gardening examples that people can use in their own gardens.
A place for parents to show children how to grow fresh, nutritious food in a environmentally friendly space.
Gloucester community garden is a place where people come together to grow and share the harvest and make new friends.
The garden is aimed at promoting an opportunity to share knowledge and skills in gardening techniques and practices while encouraging social networking and community inclusion.
We aim to have a social focus while demonstrating good sustainable gardening examples that people can use in their own gardens.
A place for parents to show children how to grow fresh, nutritious food in a environmentally friendly space.
