"The best anti depressant there is is getting your hands in the dirt" - Pam Greenhill

Whether you are living in a high rise flat or in a house with a courtyard or garden there is always something you can be growing to help add to your pantry and meals and save you money and worry. Our gardening workshops will help you to figure out what is best for you and how to do so without all the fancy and expensive things. Contact us for more information.

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Container Growing

It doesn't matter where you live you always have room for some pots.

Some social housing doesn't allow in ground growing but it doesn't mean you can't have a great growing space for herbs, soft fruit and a few veg in containers.

Pre Existing Flower Beds or Creating Your Own Raised Beds

Rental Properties can be incredibly difficult to get permission to grow a vegetable garden unless you use preexisting garden beds.

Making use of the space you have is a wonderful way to get food in the ground quickly and efficiently and without too much fuss and added funds.

Sometimes You Have Grow Up ^

Making the best use of vertical spaces like fences and walls is a great way to add extra growing space.

Make the best use of what you have and remember plants that tend to be grown upwards, naturally like to grow down as well.

When One Plant Turns Into Forty

Many plants have a tendency to propagate themselves and from there you need to find more growing space or maybe you can share them with friends or perhaps even sell them and make a little bit of money to put into more seeds, tools and accessories for the next growing year.

Starting From Nothing

Learn to create a waste of space into a thriving, edible food forest in just a few short steps. It's much easier than you think and doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg.

It's Not All Fun And Games

Some jobs in the garden can be downright ... well ... composty shall we say.

They can be smelly and unpleasant at times but necessary and one of the cheapest and most wonderful recycling and reusing jobs there is. Learn what method is best for you, your garden and where you live.