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Grow your own course - hands on experience


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Grow your own fruit and veg course

Only ?3 per session and share of the harvest


Learn about keeping an allotment/ growing your own with hands on experience at the Stepping Stones allotment.


If you can?t get an allotment as the waiting lists are too long or just want to learn about growing your own fruit and veg then come and join us.


We run hands on sessions on an allotment near Peckham Rye with two experienced gardeners. We grow a variety of veg and fruit and you can learn how to grow food in a sociable and supportive atmosphere. We have different themes each week and you will get some hands on allotment experience as we are developing the plot. The sessions are open to all adults including those with learning disabilities and we currently have several members of . Tea and coffee will be provided just bring your own packed lunch.


We are currently running the following sessions and you can sign up for one or all of these sessions (subject to availability). Individuals and other local community groups welcome.

Time 10.30am ? 2pm


Tuesday 16 July: general maintenance

Tuesday 23 July: pest control

Saturday 27 July: tips on composting


To requst further information and a booking form please email

[email protected]

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