Storm Doris gave us a battering on Thursday. Our ground cover fabric does a great job but if it...

A good turnout for our seminar today.

The rhubarb crowns we have been given have started to sprout so we thought it would be a good time...

We started to sow our seeds today with onions being the first.

Some pictures from our final nutritional session on the 'Food Champions' course Jane and...

We started to cut and grade our basket willow today.

Our Permaculture guru Gaynor has been busy making signs pointing out the relevance of the...

Listening to Nick Weir about the Open Food Network. This will be a great resource for small...

Its very wet out so our volunteers are keeping dry in the poly tunnel and doing a seed audit. We...

With -5.9 Celsius on the poly tunnel thermometer I think this has been the coldest morning this...

Some of our members enjoyed a guided birdwatching tour this morning hosted by our birding expert...

Amazing sunrise over the bank. It will be cold today if you are coming down to plant trees, so...

We are experimenting this year using the Rotary Plough to cut a trench for our tree planting.

It was the coldest night of the winter so far on Friday night with -4.9°C, but the poly tunnel is...

Stormy conditions of the last few days have blown our tarps around quite a lot. So, putting them...

Just a few leaves left on our basket willow. It will soon be time to harvest and grade the crop.

With a final figure of £612.26 raised we well exceeded our target goal of £550.00. Well done...

Many thanks to all those who organised and took part in our Samhain celebration last night. Best...

I have just 'refurbished' my Dad's old Stanley carpenters axe after it had a tussle with a nail,...

Our willow is now started to die away and join in with the other trees on site to make amazing...

We have some classy customers and one brought along her basket to put our veg in. A perfect match...

We never get tired of looking at the sky around here, it puts up some amazing displays. This...