Change has happened so fast this past month it has been hard to keep up.
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Join our gardening club
Friday mornings 10am - 12 o'clock. Find out more
Come along to a Sunday activity day!
Gardening together - the last Sunday of the month 10am - 1pm. Find out more
15th birthday celebrations in our refurbished meeting space
New pollinators garden and outdoor classroom completed: funded by our community, trebled by Groundwork, planted by volunteers, loved by bees! Find out more
Have you seen our beautiful new mosaic?
Designed by our community, under the artistic eye of local artist Jane Visick, our new mosaic represents the plants and wildlife found at the Triangle Garden. Find out more
The Triangle Garden is a community garden within a local park where people of all ages and abilities can come together and take part in creative land-based activities, such as growing food and flowers, tending plants, creating wildlife habitats and making permanent garden features.
We run community gardening activities open to all, once a month on weekends, and community events, workshops, walks and talks throughout the year. Our weekly Gardening Club actively gardens the Triangle Garden and we welcome new volunteers.
We welcome help from volunteers at any of our activities. Please contact us if you're interested.
Upcoming Events
Sunday 26 April 2020
Sunday 26 April 2020
Our Projects
Growing Ability
Growing Ability is our social therapeutic horticulture project for adults with learning disabilities, focusing on the abilities and development needs of each individual.
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Growing Gang
The Growing Gang is a community-based work-experience scheme focused on gardening and work-life skills for adults with learning support needs. It provides gardening services to community spaces and individuals in need.
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Growing Health
Growing Health is a new project, launched in 2013, which helps adults with learning disabilities to support each other towards leading more active healthy lifestyles.
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News
Monday 9 December 2019
If you’d like to cut your carbon this Christmas why not try some of the suggestions below around reducing your consumption.
Friday 22 November 2019
Changing your eating habits is one very effective way that individuals can lower their carbon footprint. According to Mike Berners-Lee, author of ‘How Bad are Bananas?
