Community Garden

Often planted on public or formerly abandoned land and run by volunteers who cultivate food, flowers and closer relationships to nature and one another. Sometimes fenced and locked or threatened by development, but generally open to all participants, raising the quality of life in the community, and improving habitat, air and soil quality at the same time. Some gardens serve a specific need such as supplying produce for local Food Banks.

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This is a new garden as of April 2024. 

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A local voluntary group raising awareness of climate change, and taking action in the  Berwick area to improve the environment. Monthly Repair Cafe - last Saturday every month.  Lots of opportunities to volunteer.

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Community food Growing, Skill Shares. 

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The Community at Cockburnspath have been sucessful in a community asset transfer of a large plot of land at the edge of the village. Some of the plot has been allocated to allotmenteers and we are delighted to be supporting the community in developing a community food forest garden on the remainder of the site.

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The site is easy to find, between Rodgerfish Gardens (TD5 7EZ) and the River Tweed Walk.

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The Foulden Community Food Garden is part of the George V Playing Fields, Kerrigan Way, Foulden TD151BT. 

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The Eyemouth Community Food Garden is part of the allotments, Golf Course Road, TD145SF

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The site at Ayton provides a great opportunity to create permanent growing space and shelter belt. The site was an uncultivated plot on the edge of an larger piece of land which will be developed for housing by BHA.

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Our mission is to alleviate food insecurity in the Scottish Borders by creating a network of local food production and encouraging people to seek out locally produced food.

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We are a community project with the aim to buy and manage the last green space in Lilliesleaf for the benefit of the village.

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This small, private home garden is being updated and replanted to serve the food banks. 

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Before he passed away in 2019, Brian Glaspell cultivated this garden for many years, donating the majority of the produce to the PT Food Bank, usually about 5,000 lbs per year. His wife, Jeanie, was very happy to discover the Food Bank Growers organization and host the return of the garden's ability to provide for  the food bank.

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The NW School of Wooden Boat Building is the host for this garden.  The beds are split between the Food Bank Growers and the Boat School community.

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Part of a family plot on Marrowstone Island, Alice's Garden is one of 2022 additions. We are excited to have Alice and her family helping us transition the plot to the Fod Bank Growers this season.

The raised beds and polytunnel at the Kirn Primary site
Grow Food Grow Dunoon
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Grow Food Grow Dunoon is a project of Dunoon Community Development Trust. They are a group of people who came together because they wanted to grow their own food, not in a private allotment or garden, but as a team. The project runs courses in seed propagation, planting, composting and harvesting. They are also planning courses on natural bee-keeping, food preserving, tree planting and more.

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ESCAPE is the East Cowal Afterschool Project serving Dunoon and surrounding areas. In 2023 the team set up a food growing area. Food is grown in raised beds and used in cooking activities as well as providing learning opportunities. Food has also been donated to the Hub Grub (Dunoon Food Bank).   

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TEST community garden
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15 trees 

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Community Orchard within Garden

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