COVID Notice: due to restrictions we are only allowed limited numbers of people at the Garden at the moment. Please get in touch with Ali to be included in the volunteer rota (volunteer@tayportgarden.org). If you are only planning a brief visit, please do feel free to come along.

Open gardening session at Tayport Community Garden supported by PLANT Community Gardener, Peter Christopher and Volunteer Coordinator, Ali Butler. They are both available on site to advise and support volunteers and community groups using the Garden. Pop around if you would like to get involved – no previous gardening experience is necessary and all ages are welcome.

Let’s build a better future together!

Join Tayport Community Garden’s 5-step programme of free and friendly group workshops to find out how to make your home more cosy, enjoy a healthier diet and smarter travel, make better connections with others, find happiness, save money AND shirnk your family’s carbon footprint.

Our Autumn Monday group will be starting 18th October of April, and meeting online every fortnight until 13 December, 18:00-20:00 using Zoom.

It’s not a problem if you miss one or two dates, and there will be an opportunity to make these sessions up at a later time.

If you are interested please please get in touch with Kaska on blog@tayportgarden.org to book a pre-workshop chat.

Don’t worry if you can’t make the dates as scheduled, just let us know your preferences and we will set up a group at an alternative time which may suit you better.

Find out more about this on our website: https://tayportgarden.org/carbon/

COVID Notice: due to restrictions we are only allowed limited numbers of people at the Garden at the moment. Please get in touch with Ali to be included in the volunteer rota (volunteer@tayportgarden.org). If you are only planning a brief visit, please do feel free to come along.

Open gardening session at Tayport Community Garden supported by PLANT Community Gardener, Peter Christopher and Volunteer Coordinator, Ali Butler. They are both available on site to advise and support volunteers and community groups using the Garden. Pop around if you would like to get involved – no previous gardening experience is necessary and all ages are welcome.