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You can also make these yummy fritters with other chopped fruit – e.g. apples or berries, instead of rhubarb.
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Harvest is part of 'The Big Dig' - a new, nationwide project which aims to engage thousands of new people in community food growing projects. We're really proud to be one of six cities which will promote and support volunteering opportunities at food projects - from growing to composting to corporate challenge days. Find out more about the project, and the posts we are currently recruiting.
Gardeners will be all too well aware of the imminent hosepipe pan. As of 5 April, using a hose to water vegetable gardens, whether that's at home or on an allotment will be prohibited (you won't be able to use a hosepipe to clean a private leisure boat either!). Although our gardens need water to survive, gardening with less water is possible and you can accomplish this by employing a few simple techniques. Install a water butt, mulch your plants, get your watering timing right - read our Latest Events
| 19 05 2012 North Portslade Community Allotment Open Day |
| 20 05 2012 Scything Course (with Beth Tilston): CANCELLED |
| 20 05 2012 Spring Seedling Swap |
| 22 05 2012 Networking event for food projects |
| 25 05 2012 Volunteer workday at the vegetable garden in Preston Park |
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