The Qbg Community Garden In L17
About The Qbg Community Garden In L17
A new Community Garden next to 93 Arundel Avenue managed as a community resource by local volunteers open Sunday afternoons 1: 30 to 4: 30 (or sunset)
The Qbg Community Garden In L17 Description
This page brings news and updates from the volunteers who support the Old Quaker Burial Ground, on Arundel Avenue.
This community space is managed as a community resource by local volunteers under the umbrella of TANN (The Avenues Neighbourhood network)
Please join us on Sunday Afternoons from 1. 30pm to 4. 30pm (or sun set if earlier)
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It’s all happening in the Community Garden! Wednesday are never dull anymore. Just come and join us from 1.30 pm
Hellebores daring to challenge storm Ciara.
First afternoon back at the garden
Don’t forget : The Community Garden reopens for 2020 this Wednesday (5 February) at 1.30 come and join us, for a spot of gardening a moment of quiet contemplation or peaceful reading, or a cup of tea or coffee.
A promise that spring will come after winter.
The garden will “close” for winter in December and January. When we return in February, the opening afternoon will be on Wednesdays from 1.30. However, if you wish to visit at another time please contact us on news@tann.org.uk
A satisfied local resident😀
Due to very poor weather forecast, the garden will not open tomorrow (29th September) See you next week!
Lovely painting by Carol Miller who visited the garden last week.
The “Blueberry geraniums” have made themselves at home in our community garden.
Cinnabar caterpillars demolishing an unsuspecting ragwort. Very, Very hungry caterpillars indeed!
Celebrating Jo Cox’s life together in our Community garden.
Today the garden was magnificent!!
We were so lucky with the weather last Sunday when the garden opened for the National Garden Scheme. It had been the one sunny day in a week of steady, and sometimes heavy rain. Sitting at the gate, doing the tickets, I heard such wonderful compliments about all our gardens. We all had different things to offer and are great examples of city gardening and communities getting together. We raised around £450 in our garden alone and I know the others did well too. Christine Ruth, who works so hard coordinating these openings is very pleased with what we’ve all raised on this early June opening. We’ve all got the September opening to look forward to. Four more of our lovely gardens will be open for the scheme and fingers crossed they have lovely weather too!
THE GREAT GET TOGETHER in memory of JO COX Sunday, June 23rd 1 - 4pm Share food and enjoy an afternoon with friends at your community garden Quaker Burial Ground , Arundel Avenue... Either bring a plate of food or make a donation
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