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Saving water and watering well by Kate Harrison

Kate Harrison, Chair of Seedy Sunday shares her thoughts with us about the increasingly challenging topic of watering. Music to…

allotments, effective watering, how to water plants, organic gardening, water saving tips, watering

GARDEN GNOME: SPRING

This month our very own gnome emerges from his garden shed to welcome the new gardening season. Are you new…

gardening tasks for spring, organic gardening, organic gardening top tips for March

Seed Stories: a Seedy Saturday webinar with Vivien Sansour

Seedy Sunday Chair, Kate Harrison, gives us an elegant review of guest speaker’s talk on the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library…

Seedy Sunday Brighton, Vivien Sansour

Saskia’s Pumpkin Scones

Here’s the latest lovely recipe from our resident plot chef, Saskia. I had a lovely enormous grey prince pumpkin and…

pumpkin recipes, pumpkin scones, recipes for organic gardening

Wasting Food Feeds Climate Change

Surely clearing out that mystery mouldy item in the fridge is harmless to anyone except the person doing the clean…

Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, Brighton and Hove, climate change, Food waste, food waste action week

Kimchi Jjigae (Lovely Korean spicy winter stew)

At this miserable time of year, what better way to cheer ourselves up than with a tasty hot pot using…

kimchi, korean hot pot recipe, Winter greens, winter receipe, winter stew

Brighton and Hove Wins First UK Gold Sustainable Place Award

New Chair, Viv, has this update on our fruitful collaboration with Brighton & Hove Food Partnership Congratulations to Brighton and…

Brighton & Hove, Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, food security, food services, Sustainable Place Award

GARDEN GNOME: WINTER

Our wise gnome is here to share his gardening tasks for the coming season. Winter! We watch the wild, windy,…

organic gardening, winter gardening top tips

BHOGG Talk by Dave Goulson – clip on insecticides in flea treatments

For those of you who missed it (and for those who didn’t and want to watch again), here’s a clip…

Rosehip Vinegar recipe from Native Hands

We return to the wisdom of Native Hands with this simple seasonal foraging recipe from Ruby. We place ourselves in…

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