Incredible Edible Penryn

Funded places to learn about organic gardening!Penryn based charity Circo Kernow has funded BTEC training places in Organic Gardening starting in March. Open to people who are not in education, employment or training in the Penryn, Camborne, Illogan, St Day and Truro area. A great opportunity to become more self sufficient and grow your own veg. Drop me a message to check if your eligible or email me on [email protected]

Look at this impressive garden turn around! The Lockdown hasn't been only negative, we should remember to breathe in the successes of the year and applaud ourselves for the small improvements we made whilst spending time at home. We'd love to see your garden/home renovations...

Hiya Friends, which days are good days for you to lend us a hand in the garden? We're trying to turn around the sensory garden to the right of the hall. This project has enormous potential. Sundays // 11:00

The grow your own part is what we do, this year we have successfully grown organically potatoes, carrots, spinach, broad beans, kale , salad and much,uch more :) would you like to join our group of enthusiasts growers and perennial learners? Contact us :)10 tips for shopping organic on a shoestring - Positive Newswww.positive.newsOpting for organic doesn’t have to cost the earth, say those at the Soil Association, which is running this month’s Organic September campaign. Read on for 10 ways to shift to organic on a budget

We received this lovely news from Chyan Cultural Centre, have a look and get in touch with Jade, details in the post if you'd like to get involved ❤️🌱❤️🌱❤️🌱❤️love&growPhotos from Brett Jackson's post

We're very grateful to Falmouth Nub News for writing this article about our #IncredibleEdible group. Volunteers coordinating visits to the garden to keep this area of St. Gluvias Community Hall, Penryn. prosperous with edible, healthy plants & veg. Thank you to all involved. New people welcome. Contact us via the fb page.Incredible Edible working to maintain Penryn's community garden during lockdownfalmouth.nub.newsAn 'Incredible Edible' group at St Gluvias Community Hall in Penryn have been hard at work maintaining the community garden during lockdown.

The #IncredibleEdible #volunteers at #stgluviascommunityhall have maintained a beautiful edible garden , with a lot of work , whilst maintaining the safety of social distancing , communicating online about visits. This is a vital space for our #community now as we'll need to have access to affordable and healthy food. You can get in touch with the group via FB Incredible Edible page, or via @stgluviashall on Twitter or Insta. #communitymatters #gardeningPhotos from Incredible Edible Penryn's post