About Rooftopvegplot
The garden was converted to vegetables in 2010. Since then it has been featured on TV and in the press as well as many books about urban growing and gardening in a small space. You can find information on Wendy’s website rooftopvegplot.com, and a regular update of the harvest on Wendy’s Twitter feed, @rooftopvegplot. The shallow soil is enriched with home made compost and the growing space enlarged with climbers, like squash, beans and bush fruit. A huge mixture of salads, edible flowers and herbs tussle for space. It’s like an allotment in the sky or a cottage garden that has been spirited to W1. Greenhouse and garden ‘writing shed’. Wendy bakes home made cakes that you can eat at your leisure in the studio below the rooftop. She’s happy to answer gardening and nutritional questions as she shows you round.
This garden will be of interest to anyone who wants to grow their own fruit and vegetable in a small space.
Home-made cakes, and growing and nutritional tips from Wendy Shillam, a clinical nutritionist and health writer with an extensive knowledge of green nutrition.
Website:
https://www.rooftopvegplot.com