The community garden is really starting to show results and so is all the care and hard work from the group!
We were excited to see that our spring onions and herbs have already started to come up! It’s amazing how quickly things grow when we nurture them together
the slugs couldn’t resist and have found their way to some of our plants! But we’re tackling it naturally using lamb’s wool along the edges of beds as a barrier. It’s a natural pesticide, helping protect our produce without chemicals.
Looking ahead, we’ll be harvesting what we’ve grown and using our own produce.
Grow You Wellness is about inspiring ideas for the future, and enjoying the fruits (and veggies!) of our labour.
Can’t wait to see you all at the final session! email [email protected] for more info
If anyone wants FREE tickets, please fill in this form to secure yours . Tickets usually cost £26 for adults, £5 – £14 for children and young people. Form will close Sunday 30th November. https://forms.gle/CENsaayvRzDQHdj46 We are arranging ticket distribution through YMCO. Tickets are FREE and available for children and families – just need confirmation…
What a fantastic cookalong alhamdulilah! Children and grown ups cooked delicious one pot biryani together, learned new skills or shared their skills and had a really special experience The Cookalong project has been one of our most anticipated projects, bringing families together to cook, build skills, connect and eat something homemade . Seeing children and…
We were excited to see that our spring onions and herbs have already started to come up! It’s amazing how quickly things grow when we nurture them together 
the slugs couldn’t resist and have found their way to some of our plants! But we’re tackling it naturally using lamb’s wool along the edges of beds as a barrier. It’s a natural pesticide, helping protect our produce without chemicals.
Looking ahead, we’ll be harvesting what we’ve grown and using our own produce.
Grow You Wellness is about inspiring ideas for the future, and enjoying the fruits (and veggies!) of our labour.
This is a pilot project between Greening Maindee and YMCO
