Saturday 28th July, 10:30am-12 noon.
This month we share our Growing Gang morning with an Open Day on the field which means that as well as checking our planting from last month and weeding the beds there will be a treasure hunt on the field that we can take part in.
We will also be planting out pumpkins and starting our cold frame project so bring all the empty clear plastic bottles you have and see what we can make with them!
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What an amazing summer it’s been – and what great veg! The heat has certainly brought its challenges. We lost a few crops because it was simply too hot and
Last August, after the early season drought it felt like the rain never stopped. We battled to get the final crops harvested before the fields became too wet. Fast forward
It’s been a while since we walked the fields and talked about this season… and of course there is a lot to say! Weather, weeds and watching the signs Obviously
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