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Veg stall today, 1-3pm located at the end of Pond

Veg stall today, 1-3pm located at the end of Pond Lane. Pumpkins 🎃 and variety of jams available! Please walk or cycle, 🚴🏼 donations welcomed, we accept cash and card

Join @tayportclimatecafe this Sat afternoon for a

Join @tayportclimatecafe this Sat afternoon for a talk and a friendly community discussion on home insulation. And cake.

Lovely day had at the harvest festival on Sunday.

Lovely day had at the harvest festival on Sunday. Thank you to everyone who came to help out! We hope that everyone had a good time & hope to see you all soon 🙂🍏 if anyone has any pictures of their own they’d like to share we’d love to see them!

Join ☕️@[17841448783737338:@tayportclimatecafe

Join ☕️@[17841448783737338:@tayportclimatecafe]☕️ monthly gathering this Saturday for the talk and discussion:
🏠Mike Alcock will share his experience of retrofitting and insulating his stone built home to make more energy efficient.🏠

⌚️3-5pm
📌Dickson Hall
🍰Cake and hot drinks provided, donations welcome
*RSVP* TayportClimateAction@outlook.com

Harvest festival today at the Community Garden! Fo

Harvest festival today at the Community Garden! For young and old alike. Don is just setting up his pizza oven and we have produce for sale

Everyone welcome at the Harvest Festival, Tayport

Everyone welcome at the Harvest Festival, Tayport Community Garden, this Sunday!

Lots of tasty berries adorning our bushes in Taypo

Lots of tasty berries adorning our bushes in Tayport this year but here’s one NOT to touch. The black berries shown here looking shiny and bright are Deadly Nightshade (Atropa belladonna) the clue being in the name. It’s poisonous and especially dangerous to children due to the attractive sheen and sweet taste of the berries. It’s growing at the Tayport end of the cycle path.

Plant grown pumpkins. Don’t they look good. What

Plant grown pumpkins. Don’t they look good. What would you make?

Please meet our newest volunteers! Scarecrows made

Please meet our newest volunteers!
Scarecrows made by the children at Plantlets this morning. The group is a volunteer/ carer led stay and play for any child not in school . Activities and songs are nature based and there is no cost or need to book. Come along and try it 😊

Scarecrow making tomorrow! At Plantlets, a free ou

Scarecrow making tomorrow! At Plantlets, a free outdoor playgroup 10.15 Tuesdays at the community garden. All welcome 🤗

Come celebrate Organic September at our veg stall

Come celebrate Organic September at our veg stall tomorrow (Sunday) 1-3pm located at the end of Pond Lane! We are hopeful the corn will be ready, and also available are tomatoes, onions, carrots and more!! Kale/fennel cut to order. Please walk or cycle, donations welcomed

Apples on the Fruit tree walk ready to harvest. Th

Apples on the Fruit tree walk ready to harvest. The first picture shows the location. At the bottom of Scotscraig drive right hand side looking up the hill. Lass o gowrie , a lovely light fresh eating apple with pink tinged flesh is the bottom right corner. Scotch Bonnet , a cooker, dark red, , is top left. Both trees are labelled and branches are laden to the ground. Please pick and enjoy!
We will be summer pruning the apple trees on Friday 2nd September. Come along and help if you like, no experience or tools required 😊

On Sunday [14 August] Jayson Byles of East Neuk Se

On Sunday [14 August] Jayson Byles of East Neuk Seaweed came to Tayport to share some of his encyclopaedic knowledge of the rich bounty of his encyclopaedic knowledge of the rich bounty of food that lies largely ignored on our Scottish beaches. We started at the Community Garden with an introduction to the subject from Jayson and then we walked to the beach behind Harbour Road. It was the day of the lowest tide of the year, so there was a vast intertidal area – which is exactly what is needed for the best harvests without the need for a wetsuit! We learned some good news and some bad news. The bad news was that it was probably not a good idea to harvest food from this beach because it is too exposed to pollution from the populated areas on the baks of the Tay. The good news was that there is a very healthy growth of sea grass on the beach. Jayson introduced us to a wide selection of species growing there, most of which make very tasty and nutritious food for humans. Just not if they are polluted.
But then we went back to the Garden, where Jayson produced a selection of the sea’s bounty that he had harvested the day before from beaches in the East Neuk, where pollution is minimal. Many of them were the same species we had just seen on our own beach. And with the help of the rocket stove he had brought with him, he cooked up a variety of dishes that were both a tasting session and a feast. It even included a dessert made with carrageen. We all enjoyed our marine lunch and felt inspired to go and harvest more of this wonderful food that is simply there for the taking.

Join in the first Climate Cafe at the #TayportComm

Join in the first Climate Cafe at the #TayportCommunityGarden this Saturday.
RSVP on Eventbrite: LINK IN BIO or email taypotyclimateaction@outlook.com

The soft fruit walk at the garden just keeps on gi

The soft fruit walk at the garden just keeps on giving. Helen, who attends the Garden Gathering every Wednesday at the Community Garden shows off the results her labours - jars and jars of blackcurrant jam. The Garden Gathering is organised by Alzheimer's Scotland. For more information contact Anne Haskell on 01582803804

Another crop of tomatoes 🍅 ready at the veg sta

Another crop of tomatoes 🍅 ready at the veg stall tomorrow (Sunday) 1-3 pm located at the end of Pond Lane. Also available is freshly cut salads, 🥗 lettuce & herbs all cut to order! Please walk or cycle, donations welcomed.

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Events

Plantlets carer and children group weekly meet up @ Tayport Community Garden

Dec 5 @ 10:15 pm – 11:30 pm

The group meets on Tuesdays at the Community Garden’s Forest Garden from 10.15 till 11.30 am. It is parent/carer led and is free for anyone with a child who is not in school. No need to book, just come along.

Contact Janice for info: janicegibson60@hotmail.co.uk

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Garden Gathering @ Tayport Community Garden

Dec 6 @ 11:15 am – 12:15 pm

The Garden Gathering based at the Tayport Community Garden is an activity group for people with dementia, their carers, families and friends. It is run in partnership with Alzheimers Scotland.

The group runs weekly on a Wednesday from 10.30am – 12.15pm.

All welcome.

Categories: Weekly sessions Tags: Alzheimer's dementia gardening well-being

Plantlets carer and children group weekly meet up @ Tayport Community Garden

Dec 12 @ 10:15 pm – 11:30 pm

The group meets on Tuesdays at the Community Garden’s Forest Garden from 10.15 till 11.30 am. It is parent/carer led and is free for anyone with a child who is not in school. No need to book, just come along.

Contact Janice for info: janicegibson60@hotmail.co.uk

Categories: Weekly sessions

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