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Review: No Dig Gardening Talk by Joshua the Gardener

We had an excellent illustrated talk by Joshua on 8th March at the Phoenix Community Centre.  Joshua was inspired to … More

Brighton and Hove, Joshua the gardener, No dig gardening, organic gardening, Organic gardening courses, Phoenix Community Centre

April: Top 5 tips

April should be a time when we really start to feel the warmth of Spring; we hope the weather catches … More

Growing totatoes, How to garden organically, How to grow potatoes, Module trays, organic, Planting onions, Seedlings

Preventing food waste recipe: Healthy mango and banana “ice-cream” smoothie

Do you ever have some bananas that become too brown for anyone to eat?   Pop them in the freezer … More

Banana and mango smoothie, Banana smoothie, Food waste, Healthy ice cream, Mango smoothie, Ripe bananas

Fermenting vegetables with Kate Harrison

Why ferment vegetables? I began my journey with fermenting because I wanted another way to preserve the glut of vegetables … More

Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, Fareshare, Fermentation, fermenting vegetables, Kate Harrision, organic gardening, Recipes

Winter Greens Trial update

After the mayhem of Christmas & New Year, it was a pleasure to be able to escape to the allotment … More

Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, Poly tunnel, Winter greens

Russ’s winter greens trial update

At the end of October I thinned out the seedlings as ruthlessly as I could. This meant removing around half … More

organic, organic gardening, Poly tunnel

Autumn at our community allotment

As winter approaches we are still getting a great turn out on Sundays (11-1pm).  The weather has been kind, making … More

Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, Children and gardening, Getting back to nature, organic gardening, Our community allotment

Russ’s Winter Greens Trial in his allotment poly tunnel.

I have had a poly tunnel on my plot for a couple of years but have never tried growing over … More

gardening, organic, seeds

Review: Vera Zakharov’s foraging walk through Stanmer Park

Oh what fun we had foraging in the forest with Vera! But as over-picking has now fungally impoverished many areas … More

Summer at our community allotment

We had a fruitful summer at the allotment.  A bumper harvest meant that we were able to pick and donate … More

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