Incredible Edible Penryn

We have our newest arrival..... Prunus cerasifera - Cherry plum tree! Come and plant it into the ground with us tomorrow. You'll find a few of us in the garden from midday.. March is upon us! And don't you love to see the spring bulbs in flower, with the sun shining and the fresh air upon us..... Save your bottles! We're building bottle beds. ... .. Any potato seeds? Bring them along to St. Gluvias. There's a space for everyone to grow!Photos from Incredible Edible Penryn's post

Check out our friends at Penryn Produce today, enticing people into the garden isn’t always easy but I’m sure this pea suite really helped!! We’ll be at St. Gluvias again this Sunday morning from 11:00 if you can join us for some seed sowing 🙌🏼Photos from Penryn Produce's post

The Green Waste company have offered to provide the gardens here with compost 😁 Does somebody have a trailer we can borrow to collect it??

Getting your hands muddy ain’t so ‘gross’ after all... “The soil microbe mycobacterium vaccae has been found to mirror the effect on neurons in the brain that drugs like Prozac can provide, but without side effects.”Antidepressant Microbes In Soil: How Soil Makes You Happyrealfarmacy.comSoil microbes have been found to have similar effects on the brain as prozac without the negative side effects and potential for chemical dependency and withdrawal.

Feel free to come along to St. Gluvias Hall today and check out your communal allotment! Few of us are there from 11am

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Just wanted to share this video with you, it's an inspiring talk from the founder of Incredible Edible, Pam. Sure it'll inspire some of you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjUkUqEDvgwHow we can eat our landscapes: Pam Warhurst at TEDxSheffield 2013www.youtube.comWhat should a community do with its unused land? Plant food, of course. With energy and humor, Pam Warhurst tells the story of how she and a growing team of ...