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Food Forest Additions

December 7, 2025December 8, 2025 vornster

A damp day and a small group, but we got plenty done. We focused on the mini food-forest today, adding plants to it and tidying the paths. You might remember we planted the food forest up earlier this year, putting … Continue reading Food Forest Additions

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July working party

July 9, 2025August 28, 2025 vornster

July’s working party was another opportunity to thin and trim the vegetative exuberance of early summer. We concentrated on a ‘chop and drop’ of the comfrey in the mini food-forest, and on pulling bindweed elsewhere on site. Comfrey is deep … Continue reading July working party

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Progress seen from the air

June 28, 2025July 4, 2025 vornster

It was brilliant to have Mark and his drone back to capture (from the air) our progress on the project site. Here (below) are some of the shots – if you want to see the ‘before’ shots, they are here. … Continue reading Progress seen from the air

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Nettles and (Ragged Robin) petals

June 4, 2025June 4, 2025 vornster

The sudden burst of wet weather following the very warm, dry spring has resulted in an explosion of nettles across the project plot, so today’s working party set out to pull those up and give the fruit trees and bushes … Continue reading Nettles and (Ragged Robin) petals

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A little taste of spring

March 3, 2025 vornster

There’s sunshine and a bit of warmth, the birds are singing and – despite the frost – buds are definitely getting ready to unfurl… Continue reading A little taste of spring

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Planting in the sunshine

February 18, 2025August 28, 2025 vornster

Nippy start with a bit of a frost to begin with, but today turned into a lovely, sunny day full of the promise of Spring – which made such a nice change from all the dull grey weather we’ve been … Continue reading Planting in the sunshine

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Another wet working party

January 26, 2025August 28, 2025 vornster

Not quite as wet as it was on Thursday, but still pretty soggy today as we continued with the Food Forest. Jane and Dez were on nettle removal near the newly-planted apple trees, while Rita, Dave and Janet made up … Continue reading Another wet working party

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