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Dacre Dig Community Garden Project

The Dacre Dig Community Garden Project is based in the grounds of the Kingswood Halls and is sponsored by St Margaret’s Church.

It is open to all local residents, whether churchgoers or not, and is supported by Denny and Jackie, both qualified gardeners.

Sessions are held twice a month on Fridays or Saturdays from 10am - 1pm.

The following dates for your calendar are:

  • Saturday 7th September 10am- 1pm

  • Friday 20th September 10am - 1pm

  • Saturday 5th October 10am - 1pm

 

We hope to see you all there.

Keep up to date with progress on the community garden, upcoming events and tips and advice for growing throughout the seasons via the Dacre Dig e-newsletter. 

To receive the Dacre Dig e-newsletter direct to your email inbox or to join the Dacre Dig gardeners, please email dacredig@gmail.com.

Past newsletters can be accessed here: https://tinyletter.com/dacredig/archive

 

The project aims to provide a space for the local community to come together and create a resource for local residents to enjoy. You do not need to be a gardening expert to join, just a willingness to get stuck in!

Denny explains that “volunteers are fully supported to be able to benefit from growing organic produce, and be part of a scheme to donate fresh food to those in our community who are in food poverty”.

Since the project began in early 2020 the site has been cleared, raised beds made and herb and flower gardens have been planted with the help and ongoing support of volunteers.

Project activities include: 
digging,
building shelters
planting – with aspects of science and chemistry
environment care (recycling)
composting
craft
insect attracting/preservation
growing and cooking including meal budgeting and healthy eating