
This magnificent specimen is no Triffid but the more daintily named Angelica - it is a herb that can be used for a variety of culinary uses but we have read that excessive consumption as a tea made from the leaves is not recommended.
The development of a community food-growing garden...
Face painting for the kids (& a few adults!)
We welcomed friends, family and supporters to our garden on the 2nd October to enjoy homemade and grown pumpkin soup and cakes. Some of our harvested fruit, herbs and veg were on display. Isobel made her first public speech as new chair of our growers group to thank everybody for their hard work and help to get the garden going. Can you believe we managed to grow water melon as proudly displayed by Isobel, Pat and Marial in our first season!