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Art in nature with Emma, Whitehawk, 11 May 2025

Local community artist Emma will nurture your creativity in a 2.5 hour workshop. The workshop will give you the opportunity … More

allotment, art, art in nature, mindfulness, workshop
Community artist looking at people's drawings on a picnic table in front of a community garden.

Art in nature with Emma, 20 April 2025

Local community artist Emma will nurture your creativity in a 2.5 hour workshop. The workshop will give you the opportunity … More

allotment, art, art in nature, mindfulness, workshop
Garden gnome

Garden Gnome: Late summer

Our faithful Gnome gives us his wise words for August Well, what a wet winter and spring, and even early … More

allotment, Brighton and Hove, Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, organic gardening

Garden Gnome: WINTER

Our faithful Gnome gives us his wise words for winter Wet windy winter is a good time to review the … More

allotment, Brighton and Hove, Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, organic gardening

Garden Gnome: Spring

Hoe, hoe, hoe. It’s time for our inner gardeners to come out of hibernation! Our very own Gnome is here … More

allotment, organic gardening, top tips for organic gardening spring, urban growing

Hilary’s Gardening Joy & Solace

BHOGG member Hilary muses on her growing year, sharing her successes – and disappointments. I don’t have an allotment but … More

allotment, Brighton and Hove, Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, gardening, organic, organic gardening, urban gardening

Aylishia’s Midsummer Mix-up

Midsummer seems a good time to celebrate, so raise a glass and drink in your harvests. Aylishia, one of our … More

allotment, Brighton and Hove, cocktail recipes, organic gardening, seasonal recipes, summer recipes

Growing with Camilla, Fred and Charlie: Part 3

Our very own ‘growing’ family share their latest learnings about keeping an organic veggie plot.  Camilla tells us what’s new: … More

allotment, chard, family, first time gardeners, harvest, organic gardening, pumpkin, tomatoes, Weald Allotment

BHOGG’s Starter Bed scheme at Weald Allotment site

We are pleased to confirm that the Organic Starter Bed scheme operating at the Weald Allotment site has the green … More

allotment, Do do you grow organically, organic gardening, Weald allotments

Brighton & Hove Allotment Federation Glyphosate debate

Brighton & Hove Allotment Federation (BHAF) held a site rep and members meeting on 23rd January. Part of this meeting … More

allotment, Glyphosate

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