Discover a real sense of community this year
In addition to our annual donations to nursing and health charities, the National Garden Scheme grants awards to help community gardening projects, many of which, in turn, open their gates to National Garden Scheme visitors.
From social welfare and gardening projects that help the isolated, the disabled and the disenfranchised to support for community orchards, food banks and social prescribing projects at GP surgeries the National Garden Scheme funding provides a much-needed boost to those working on community garden projects throughout England and Wales.
Visiting a community garden is a whole new experience – the produce and plants they grow and the health and wellbeing benefits they provide is hugely inspirational. If you have time why not visit a community garden opening for the National Garden Scheme this year – listed below. We’d love to know what you think!
Wonderful flowers at Rhubarb Farm
Berkshire
Jealott’s Hill Community Landshare
Buckinghamshire
Lindengate
Cambridgeshire
Marmalade Lane, Cohousing Community Garden
Cheshire
The Wonky Garden
Derbyshire
Shipley Woodside Community Garden
Devon
Foxhole Community Garden
East Sussex
Seaford Community Garden
Essex
Cressing Temple Community Garden
Grange Farm Community Garden
Glamorgan
Nightingale Community Gardens
Greater Manchester
The Growth Project (lead image)
Hampshire
Wicor Primary School Community Garden
Lancashire
Ashton Walled Community Gardens
Bridge Inn Community Farm
Fern Grove Community Garden
Community Orchard and Wildlife Garden
London
Torriano Community Garden
North Powys
Cultivate Community Garden
Nottinghamshire
Oasis Community Gardens
Rhubarb Farm
Staffordshire
Masefield Community Garden
Wiltshire
Twigs Community Garden
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- Cressing Temple Community Garden, Essex
