Beginnings of a dead hedge
On our January workday we started building our dead hedge to create a habitat for all kinds of wildlife on site. Thank you to all our volunteers, great work!
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Gardens had a strim! Tidied, reorganised compost zone, lush floral abundance and our first blue honeysuckle berries...yum !!Peak time at garden for lushness... Corporate team from #AIG today thanks to Conor at Involve #communitysouthwark . Views of garden in no particular order inc new planters, three sisters mound, herb mound and lovely wildflowers.🐛🌾🐞🐝Lovely lunch with our friends from maintaining health partners .....yummy couscous plus curry, fresh baked flatbread from oven in old Kent rd food store plus lovely cerinthes... because just lovely!Lovely bunch of volunteers at #herbtuesdays today ... planted a donated Scots pine with a sweet blessing for the tree, the garden, and everyone involved to grow and thrive 💚💚💚🌞🌻🌻🐞🐞🐞🐝🐝🐝🐛🐛😄#hugelkulture, mound culture or sometimes ‘German mounds’. At the centre / base of the mound are logs, packed with brash (not resinous). Heaped over with earth, they make great growing environments, rotting logs holding moisture at the roots, plants benefitting from rich fungal networks. Ours are 6 years old and flourishing with healthy tress, shrubs and herbaceous plants. 🌿🌿🌳🌳🍄Welcome to our new trainee growers! We are going to ramp it up, grow more broccoli and share the veggie / salad love locally 🥦🥦🥦🥗🥗🥗🌿🌾🐞🐜💐Burgess Park Food Project
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