Update on the park

We raised £65 of cash money to be spent on plants from our favourite garden centre in Enfield, it was a scorching day and we made new friends.

 Bug hotel still going strong.

living willow tunnel really well established now.

 empty patch for plants that like a shady spot

 Our beloved pond complete with Lily pads.

This enormous Laurel bush has exhausted the soil and taken over the flower bed. We hope to turn this corner into an area for fruit trees.

Autumn Gardening Club

The most exciting part of the year is here!
Harvest season of nourishment, eat well, live well, feel better. Prepare for the colder winter months by feasting on the fruits of your labour!

So far our plans for September and October look like this but of course that depends on what Mother Nature has in mind. Rain or shine we will meet every Saturday until the end of October.

Exciting New Sessions planned for AUG, SEPT and OCT

Photos from June and July Community Gardening Sessions

 Harvest of early potatoes.

 Damsel or Dragon to be confirmed.

 Summer Squash grown by the 3 J's a group of young people that share a veg box in the park.

 Peas growing as part of our green edible wall.

 Alongside Nasturtiums as Bob Flowerdew says if its not poisonous its edible.

 Cut and come again lettuce.

 Arial view of rocket and lettuce seedlings

 Pumpkins in our water bottle tower just seen more salad

 Coriander

 Dwarf french Beans

Latest edition to the park is a beautiful raised bed built by our group and filled in record time with compost by our friends at the Good Gym Islington - if you like to run with purpose you should get involved they do great things all around the borough. 

Grenville Gardens - Community Gardening Club June and July plan!

A little video about the mad and lovely people from Good Gym Islington

On our lunch day this little video was made by the Social Good Show. Since then the Good Gym Islington have transformed parts of the park! We are very very grateful there support and energy.
Here is a video about there activity in Grenville Gardens (to bad there wasn't any sunshine).



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Local Nurseries take over the Friday outdoor session

 Hornsery Nursery warming up for a massive seed sowing session.

 Asquith Nursery from Crouch Hill planting their seedlings.

 Youngest ever gardener. Daisy sowing tomato seeds.