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  Grow Chichester has set up and manages two community gardens and two community orchards intended for use by members of the local community.

  Free weekly therapeutic horticulture sessions led by a trained horticultural therapist are held for vulnerable groups such as the elderly and people with mental health issues.

  At weekends the gardens are open for volunteers to work and harvest produce. Participants learn gardening skills and are educated in organic and permaculture principles. Visitors to the gardens are advised on growing vegetables and are encouraged by seeing what you can grow in a small space using organic principles, thus gaining the confidence to ‘grow their own’. The wider community benefits from the donation of surplus produce to local homeless organisations, refugee drop-in centres and food banks.

   

  To find out more visit http://www.transitionchichester.org/grow-chichester/ and http://www.growchichester.org/

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  Update from the Community Gardens March 2019

  The gardens seem to have survived the recent storms relatively unscathed which has meant..

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