Come Inside and Have a Look at An Gairdín Beo
An Gairdín Beo literally means “Garden Alive” so come & have a look at the new Carlow Community Garden
Community Gardens Connecting in Galway
On the 8th March 2015 community gardens will be connecting as gardeners meet up in Galway. Read more about it.
Start Up Essentials for Community Gardens
Community gardens are more likely to be successful with some basic tools and equipment. Here’s some suggestions to to get you started.
Cooking Pumpkins in the Community
If you grow your own food, it helps to know how to cook and prepare it.
Community education – how measurable is it?
In an economy that’s so caught up with live register numbers, it’s important that we recognise the ‘softer’ life skills that adults learn and the impact on their lives.
How to involve the community in a community garden
There are some community gardens that work & others that don’t. Sometimes we come across one that can inspire us all. This one in Wicklow might be it.
How Horticulture can Positively Influence a Neighbourhood
The horticulture project that Ballybeg CDP have lead has had such a positive influence in the neighbourhood they’re hoping to expand.
How to Encourage People to Join Your Community or Urban Garden
Some community gardens have lots of members, some struggle to attract them. Here’s a few ideas on how to encourage people to join your group.
