If you have a small garden, plot or patio, you can still grow fruit and vegetables organically. You might just need to be a little bit creative.
An Exciting Spring Forage with Rachael, 22 March 2025 – sold out
Nutritional therapist and passionate forager Rachael Robertson will take us on a forage around the Whitehawk community allotment garden. The…
Winter Fruit Tree Pruning with Paul Wiggins, 14 March 2025 – sold out
Learn the hows and whys of pruning fruit trees in this workshop with both theory and hands on pruning of…
BHOGG Online Organic Gardening Course
BHOGG Organic Gardening Course 2025 Session 2: Organic gardening: All about Soil Join RHS trained Ruth to to remind ourselves…
Garden Gnome: Late summer
Our faithful Gnome gives us his wise words for August Well, what a wet winter and spring, and even early…
Vertical growing
‘The only way is up’: vertical growing on the plot by Kate Harrison It’s fun to try new things on…
BHOGG Event Programme 2025 – workshops, walks and talks
Here’s our programme of workshops, walks, courses and talks for 2025. Many of our events are free or low cost…
Garden Gnome: WINTER
Our faithful Gnome gives us his wise words for winter Wet windy winter is a good time to review the…
Garden Gnome: AUTUMN
It’s time to turn to our trusty Gnome for some wisdom on the coming season. It’s the season of mists…
Remembering Alan
A tribute to Alan Phillips, co-founder of BHOGG and Seedy Sunday When his eldest daughter experienced distressing allergies, Alan Phillips,…
Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening Group 
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