Unearthing Our “Why” (in the Community Garden)
Planting Up MK founding member and volunteer, Kirsty Forshaw, reflects on her experience of the impact that our community gardens and food growing are having on us and how that is defining our “why”…
Planting Up MK founding member and volunteer, Kirsty Forshaw, reflects on her experience of the impact that our community gardens and food growing are having on us and how that is defining our “why”…
A forest garden helps us grow food and create a more natural and regenerative environment. This post explains how & why to create one…
Permaculture is a powerful way to live in a more sympathetic way with the earth but the principles don’t just apply to the garden… In this post, we dig in (pun intended) to this topic and explain what permaculture gardening is, and how you can get started with your own garden.
Our garden work party volunteers delighted in this deliciously creamy one-pot vegan pasta recipe that Keith made for a summer’s day garden work party bring & share lunch…
Thanks to our amazing little group of volunteers (largely fuelled by berries) we can now use the path through our forest garden again!
A few of us enjoyed a sunny day out at Sandy Lane Organic Farm (in Thame) for their summer open day on Sunday 11 June 2023…
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It is our mission to encourage, educate and empower people to create local community gardens that connect us to the natural world and each other in growing food, enhancing wildlife habitats, and cultivating our communities for positive mental health and wellbeing.
Aiimi Ltd
100 Avebury Boulevard, Milton Keynes, MK9 1FH
Christ the Vine Community Church
Jonathans, Coffee Hall, Milton Keynes MK6 5EG
Milton Keynes Quaker Centre
1 Oakley Gardens, Downhead Park, MK15 9BH
Old Bath House Community Centre
Wolverton, MK12 5RL
We believe that we are all responsible for protecting the environment and creating more resilient local communities, which we can do by supporting biodiversity, reducing food inequalities, and maintaining good health and wellbeing by better connecting with nature and each other.