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Starter Beds on our Organic Allotment

Potential allotmenteers who are on the council waiting list for a plot on the Weald site can join BHOGG and … More

Brighton and Hove, organic gardening, Weald allotments

Garden Gnome: Summer

Our faithful Gnome is back with his seasonal wisdom for summer Suddenly its summer! Sunshine and warmth brings rapid growth; … More

Brighton and Hove, Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, organic gardening, summer events, summer gardening jobs

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

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 … More

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

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

Volunteering at our community allotment: INTO transforms our south plot

A lot of great things have been happening at our Organic Community Allotment this spring.  A group of seventeen staff … More

Brighton and Hove, INTO, organic gardening, Team Building, Volunteer opportunities

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

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

Brighton and Hove, gardening, organic, Our community allotment

How did your garden grow?

Roundup from the annual Autumn Feast (as reported by Ruth) Autumn’s darkening nights and misty mornings are  always a good time … More

allotment, Autumn, Brighton and Hove, gardening

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