Our garden is full of life year-round, with wonderful wildlife and herds of little people from our county’s primary schools wandering amongst the herbs, vegetables and flowers and grazing the tomatoes in our poly-tunnels.

And now we are entering the next phase. Our brand new ‘plot box’ Field Kitchen is now complete, a converted and cladded shipping container at the side of our garden. Our kitchen was made possible by the generous donations of a surplus container from the nearby Credenhill Army camp, fabulous oak framed windows from Windowise in Hereford and all timber and cladding from Gibbs and Dandy also in Hereford. Plus donations of time and energy from our team of enthusiastic volunteers over the spring and summer. 

This Autumn has seen hundreds of school children pass through our kitchen already, making such tasty delights as Minestrone Soup and African Style Curry. Using all the produce from our Growing Local garden of course, our record so far has been fourteen veggies in one soup!. More information on our schools Harvesting & Cookery Workshops here. 

 

 

 

The story of our garden- In The Beginning-2009

Our first beds and first groups- March 2010

The polytunnels, weed control and more beds-2010

Three of the four quarters developed-2012

The Development of the African Garden begins- 2013

First groups on the African Garden 2013

Bloomin marvellous! The garden is completed July 2013