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Author: Sarah

Nature lover, mother, foodie, healthy living, photographer, wanderer

Our community allotment: Autumn equinox picnic

Despite the threats of thunder and heavy rain what a great morning it was enjoying our equinox picnic. People bought … More

Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, organic gardening, Our community allotment, Weald allotments

Help make Brighton & Hove Pesticide free!

Want to help end Brighton & Hove Council’s use of toxic pesticides? Local organisation PAN UK have launched the Pesticide-Free … More

Brighton & Hove, PAN UK, pesticides, petsicide free

Save our soil: Winter is a good time to think about nurturing our soil

FUNCTIONS of SOIL Physical support for plants [anchorage]; rooting environment; holds air, water & nutrients essential to plant growth; houses … More

Nurturing soil, organic gardening, Phoenix Community Centre, Ruth Urbanowicz, soil

Merry Christmas!

Thank you for all your wonderful support this year.  I hope you and yours have a wonderful Xmas.  Here are … More

Brighton & Hove, Christmas, Organic gardneing, Winter Solstice

Ruth’s top tips for September: Fruition

1. Harvest spuds, fruit, vegetables 2. Plant onions, garlic, spring cabbages, bulbs for spring flowers, strawberries 3. Sow winter salads, … More

allotment, Brighton and Hove, organic gardening, Ruth's top tips

Ema’s Chilli, garlic and ginger sauce

This recipe comes from Ema at De Tout Coeur, Limosin, France – home to relaxing retreats and delicious home cooking.  … More

allotment, Chilli recipes, Chilli sauce, organic gardening

What to do with courgette gluts? Sweet and savory recipes

Ross’s Easy Peasy Courgette Pesto Courgette glut? Fed up of the sight of them? Use this recipe to hide the … More

allotment, Courgette Pesto, Courgette recipes, Gluts

Ruth’s top tips for July & August: Yielding

Keep on top of weeding and watering.  It’s hot and dry out there so water well once a week.  Water … More

organic gardening, Ruth's top tips, top gardening tips

Our community allotment: The allotment in the community

In addition to the wonderful Sunday sessions at our Weald Plot, we enjoy inviting vulnerable groups and healthy volunteers to … More

Weald allotments

Solstice Pick & Cook with Caroline

Those long sweet summer days have arrived; we enjoyed one of those on 24 June when we celebrated the summer … More

Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, Cake, Caroline Whiteman, Fresh, Our community allotment, Pick and cook, Scones, Summer Solstice

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