Incredible Edible Bishop Auckland

We're attending this free online event on 12th May aimed at community-based organisations and individuals interested in encouraging a more climate friendly diet in County Durham. Sound interesting? Find out more and sign up for the event by following the link. 🍴🌏Encouraging Climate Friendly Diets: A Community Good Food Network Event | Durham Community Actiondcacrm.ukJoin us for a network event aimed at community-based organisations or individuals interested in exploring ways to encourage a more climate friendly diet in County Durham with Sean Beer, Senior Lecturer in Agriculture at Bournemouth University and Emma Mould, Food Partnership Coordinator at Food Newc...

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Flowers are one of our favourite things! They not only look beautiful but are a source of pollen and nectar for our insect friends. Here are some gorgeous tulips, bluebells and lilacs to look out for at this time of year. Happy #NationalGardeningWeek 🌺🌼Photos from Incredible Edible Bishop Auckland's post

What does a world-record breaking steam train have to do with #NationalGardeningWeek? Nigel, co-ordinator at Cultivate4life, tells us about one wonderfully creative answer! 🚂😍Do the locomotion!Watch video on Facebook.com

Did you know 30 minutes of gardening is equivalent in calories burnt to doing yoga or playing badminton? A growing 🌱 body of evidence is showing how time spent gardening improves physical, mental and social health. Spread the word! ☺️ #NationalGardeningWeek#NationalGardeningWeek - How is gardening good for your health?Watch video on Facebook.com

Gardening is a great way to get in touch with nature, and we 💚 Tommy's birdbox. He's made it by upcycling waste wood from the allotment, and tells us a bit more about that quirky clock face. Gardens are for birds too. 🐦#NationalGardeningWeekTime for a birdbox ...Watch video on Facebook.com

Spring is the time for seedlings, and the team at Cultivate4life have loads of them growing away! A packet of seeds is a fun and cost-effective way to grow flowers, vegetables and herbs. Are you growing anything from seed this year? We'd love you to tell us below. #NationalGardeningWeek 🌱Photos from Incredible Edible Bishop Auckland's post