10% off ALL veg box orders! Until end of October

[growingcommunitiessouth]

In honour of Organic September, Growing Communities South are offering 10% off all orders until the end of October. Just enter code Autumn2025 at checkout and start enjoying fresh, seasonal produce — delivered straight to your neighbourhood.

Get your seasonal organic veg on a weekly or fortnightly basis to over 25 convenient collection points across Lambeth and Southwark. Our mission goes beyond just veg — we’re here to build a better food system for the future.

Why Choose GC Veg Box South?

🌱 Organic Produce
We work with trusted organic growers to bring you veg that's fresh, healthy, and free from harmful pesticides

📦 Flexible Subscription
Choose weekly or fortnightly boxes to suit your lifestyle — pause or skip anytime

📍 Over 25 Collection Points in South London
Find a pick-up point near you in Lambeth or Southwark — easy, local, and reliable

🌍 Low Carbon Footprint
We keep it local and reduce transport emissions by working on a collection point basis, rather than door-to-door

🤝 Support Local and Independent Businesses
Your subscription supports local farmers and small suppliers who care about the planet and people, as well a businesses in your area

🫶 Fostering Community Connections
We’re more than just a veg box — we’re a network of neighbours who care about food, fairness, and the future

If you’ve been thinking about joining, this is the perfect time to give it a try. Sign up today and let your journey into seasonal, ethical eating begin — at 10% off!

Don’t forget to use code Autumn2025 before 31st October!

[beansprout]

What happens if you would like to join but are housebound? Where about  is drop off point please? Do you have one anywhere near south circle near defunct pub please?

[growingcommunitiessouth]

Thanks for your query! You can find a map of our collection points here https://www.gcvegboxsouth.org/collection-points

For any customers housebound due to health issues, we would be able to look into door to door services or recommend a veg scheme which offers this already!