Posts Tagged ‘gardening’

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    BAG Harvest event
    Thanks to everyone who showed up for our community garden/harvest celebration on the Douglas Eyre playing fields. The apple press was a particular hit with the look on some of the kids faces when the juice poured forth worth putting the event on for alone. The BBQ didn’t kill anyone, and the apple bobbing was as ever a reliable bit of fun. Many residents discussed...
    by blackhorseroad at September 29th, 2009 at 05:09 pm
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    Residents get planting at BAG Workshop
    Our FREE gardening workshop was a great success with residents happily planting out their veg and flowers to take away. BAG applied for a grant to encourage residents to get out and garden, and this was the first event we’ve put on with the money we received. For more information, to take part or if you have any ideas for future gardening events email Caroline. More...
    by Food Gardening and Environment at June 14th, 2009 at 05:06 pm
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    BAG Gardening Workshop – Free Veg & Flowers
    Want to grow some food and flowers? Come to BAG’s first FREE beginners gardening workshop on Sunday the 7th of June. There will be containers for everyone to plant out with organic vegetables and flowers. Once you’ve finished, take them away and enjoy. THE WORKSHOP WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE 
DOUGLAS EYRE PLAYING FIELDS, 
2.30-4.30pm. The Workshop is completely...
    by blackhorseroad at June 2nd, 2009 at 09:06 am
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    BAG’ers plant a 1000 Dafs
    Thanks to all those who brought along a trowel or two and helped make BAG’s bulb planting such a success. A thousand bulbs should hopefully brighten the area come spring, and there was still time to recover from all the excertion at the Coppermill. (above) A few intrepid planters
    by blackhorseroad at November 12th, 2008 at 11:11 pm
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    Get involved in the Food, Gardening & Environment working group!
    The Food, Gardening & Environment working group sorts out such issues as allotments and getting hold of locally sourced and/or organic grub. It’s a place where residents can swap gardening tips, as well as tools. To find out more, email: foodgardeningandenvironment@blackhorseactiongroup.org.uk
    by blackhorseroad at March 9th, 2008 at 08:03 pm