Incredible Edible Love’s Farm

Very disturbing when we know how important the reduction in the use of peat is fundamental to our efforts in fighting the climate crisis #PeatFreeApril https://twitter.com/incednetwork/status/1220630802570137600 …

#Peatlandsmatter - so @BBCGQT need to think about their #Climate credentials & credibility - endorsing #peat use in gardens is ignoring the #ClimateEmergency While the ‘experts’ catch up, why don’t educated #Gardeners vote with their boots & stay #peatfree? #ClimateActionNow https://twitter.com/sally_morgan/status/1220298184288821248 …

It was great to listen to and meet @WarhurstPamela from Incredable Edibles today at the #ThinkStation event today. Questioning why we spend millions on a 5 a day campaign but have health building gardens filled with spiked plants" pic.twitter.com/s7ZH6yhaEY

Always fabulous to hear how #Incredible groups are creating community assets supported by community enterprise. ⁦ @DigforBrig⁩ https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/incredible-edible-brighouses-christmas-enterprise/ …

Should we be welcoming apps and websites being developed to increase accessibility and donations to food banks? An interesting piece..... http://www.foodaidnetwork.org.uk/blog/should-we-be-welcoming-apps-and-websites-being-developed-to-increase …

Bunny Guinness may be a great garden designer but on @bbcr4today this am she displayed a phenomenal lack of knowledge on peatlands and #peatfree. Shame the BBC didn’t invite an expert who would have given listeners the real picture not views that were outdated 2 decades ago.

We were shocked to hear @BBCr4today yesterday allow Bunny Guiness to say peat use in growing wasn’t a concern...... 7500 hectares of precious rare peatland are lost for horticulture each year. This must stop which is why we’re supporting @PeatFreeApril!! Get involved.