This is the official blog of the award-winning Empty Common Community Garden, which is in Cambridge, UK. It is open to all and is very inclusive. It is based on the principles of permaculture and we grow food and flowers to encourage wildlife (bees, insects, etc). We use no pesticides.
Monday, 18 January 2016
Video of December party and Seedy Sunday reminder
This is the video of the December party by the talented artist behind www.jhfilm.co.uk. If you missed the event, this video will give you a flavour of how art and growing can combine in a beautiful alchemy. Enjoy! Jonathan also took the photos below.
The Empty Common Garden will be at the Seedy Sunday, coming up on the 24th January.
See you there!
Monday, 4 January 2016
Happy New Year!
These pictures were taken in late November. Watch out for the December party photos and other photos from our volunteers....
Nasturtium seeds are edible - they taste even nicer than the flowers... They are spicy when raw and can be pickled. We helped Charlotte and Mary to harvest them. Some seeds will be dried and kept to be planted this year. Don't forget to swap and stock up on seeds at the Cambridge Seedy Sunday, on 24 January 2016! Empty Common will have a table there.
The polytunnel has a smart new floor made with attractive grey slabs. Scroll down to see more pictures of the Empty Common Community Garden, which was still quite green and luscious due to mild weather. We are still enjoying a mild weather and no snow has fallen, disappointing big and small children wishing to make a big snowman.
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