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SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-03-27/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-03-30/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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UID:9724-1806573600-1806588000@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-01/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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UID:9725-1806746400-1806753600@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-03/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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UID:9726-1807005600-1807020000@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-06/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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UID:9727-1807178400-1807192800@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-08/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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UID:9728-1807351200-1807358400@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-10/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-13/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-15/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-17/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270420T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270420T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9732-1808215200-1808229600@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-20/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270422T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9733-1808388000-1808402400@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-22/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270424T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270424T120000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9734-1808560800-1808568000@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-24/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270427T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270427T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9735-1808820000-1808834400@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-27/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270429T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270429T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9736-1808992800-1809007200@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-04-29/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270501T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270501T120000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9737-1809165600-1809172800@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-01/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270504T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270504T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9738-1809424800-1809439200@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-04/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270506T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270506T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9739-1809597600-1809612000@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-06/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270508T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270508T120000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9740-1809770400-1809777600@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-08/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270511T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270511T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9741-1810029600-1810044000@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-11/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270513T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270513T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9742-1810202400-1810216800@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-13/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270515T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270515T120000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9743-1810375200-1810382400@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-15/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270518T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270518T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9744-1810634400-1810648800@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-18/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270520T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270520T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9745-1810807200-1810821600@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-20/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270522T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270522T120000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9746-1810980000-1810987200@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-22/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270525T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270525T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9747-1811239200-1811253600@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-25/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270527T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270527T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9748-1811412000-1811426400@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-27/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270529T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270529T120000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140332Z
UID:9749-1811584800-1811592000@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-05-29/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270601T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270601T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140333Z
UID:9750-1811844000-1811858400@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-06-01/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270603T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270603T140000
DTSTAMP:20260623T153203
CREATED:20260304T113535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T140333Z
UID:9751-1812016800-1812031200@www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
SUMMARY:Community Gardens & Tree Nursery sessions
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us to help with our community gardens and tree nurseries every Wednesday and Saturday 10 am till 12 pm. Volunteers receive free produce and growing your own food is an excellent skill as well as great for your physical and mental wellbeing. No skills needed\, just pop along to one of our sessions and meet the team and have  go. \nWith a food poverty grant from BGBC\, we purchased 20 ton of compost/soil improver\, but before we could spread it we had to clear the site of scrub willow and rush\, then to fence it and “a la Charles Dowding” the no dig guru\, we carboarded the whole site. Our volunteers spread the 20 ton of material and we put woodchip on the paths. \nIn our first year\, we planted lettuce\, chard\, peas\, mangetout\, onions\, radishes\, broad beans\, runner beans\, beetroot\, potatoes\, carrots and parsnips increasing the fertility of the soil with well-rotted manure and composted woodchip and plant material. Every year since\, we have continued to improve the soil while following the ‘no dig’ method. We use our community garden as an educational resource for local school children\, where they can learn to sow\, grow and harvest. We also do cooking sessions for the children so they can eat what they have grown and see the ‘plant to plate’ cycle. \nWe’ve created a tree nursery starting in 2021\, planted heritage orchards\, and mixed native fruit and nut trees through our woodland to strengthen biodiversity and build climate resilience. There are a selection of fruit trees\, apples -cookers and eaters\, plums\, damsons\, gages\, pears and cobnuts funded by Groundwork Wales and the Local Nature Partnership\, and with ongoing training in Orchard management\, we hope to have a productive fruit area in years to come.
URL:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/event/community-gardens-sessions/2027-06-03/
LOCATION:Sirhowy Hill Woodlands – South\, Sirhowy Hill Woodlands\, Tredegar\, Blaenau Gwent\, NP22 4QF
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Community Gardens,Woodland Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Susy-gardens.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn%20Learwood":MAILTO:kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk
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