Low carbon growing tips February growing update- gardening from home Well here we are snowed-in and locked-down, so what kind of growing can we do…Peter Christopher11th February 2021
citizen scienceGarden biodiversity Big Garden Bird Watch at the Garden brings a sweet goldcrest surprise Sunday 31st January turned out to be warmer than forecast reaching a heady 5.0C in…Elizabeth4th February 2021
Community GardenerFoodLocal and seasonal foodTayport Community Garden diaries January at the Community Garden – growing from home Well, here we are again, being told to stay at home and if possible, to…Peter Christopher21st January 2021
Garden biodiversity Big Garden Birdwatch 29-31st January Usually at this time of the year we hold a RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch at…Ali Butler21st January 2021
Carbon ConversationsLow carbon growing tips Recording from discussion of ‘Kiss The Ground’ documentary You can listen to this podcast here. World Soil Day celebrates the importance of our…PLANT4th December 2020
Community GardenerGardening workshop summariesLow carbon growing tips Winter Gardening Tasks – workshop video https://youtu.be/UhD5DQpMgIE Peter and Kirsty Christopher, Tayport Community Garden's Community Gardeners, teamed up this workshop on…PLANT25th November 2020
Gardening workshop summaries Making Meadows – online workshop video https://youtu.be/qDnyJxB79k8 This workshop outlined the principles and practical techniques for creating and maintaining wildflower meadows…PLANT29th September 2020
Community GardenerLocal and seasonal food Growing in the Garden – Peter’s September Update As I took a stretch after being heads down in the weeds and looked up,…Peter Christopher28th September 2020
Garden biodiversityLow carbon growing tipsTayport Community Garden diaries Community Forest Garden: Fit the First – Obtain a Yield If you google “forest garden” the first things you will see are about ranges of…mark2nd September 2020
Community GardenerLow carbon growing tipsTayport Community Garden diaries What’s growing at the Garden – Peter’s August update Kirsty and I were very fortunate to have a welcome break in mid July and…Peter Christopher2nd September 2020