Therapeutic gardening project in Stanmer Park.
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Sussex Roots is a collective based at Sussex University that aims to engage and educate students, staff and members of the wider community.
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Community garden for vulnerable adults at Stanmer Park
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The nursery has been running for 15 years collecting, propagating and growing native trees and hedgerow shrubs from local sources. The nursery is totally organic and is run entirely voluntarily.
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A community woodland and orchard plot .
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Racehill Community Orchard is a 3 acre site in East Brighton overlooking Whitehawk and the sea
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The Physic Garden is a medicinal herb garden grown on Soil Association certified organic land. They grow plants that promote and help to maintain good health, including herbs, fruit, vegetables and flowers.
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Nurture Through Nature is a small Brighton charity addressing food poverty in our city by growing and supplying fresh allotment produce to local food banks and community centres.
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This project is for people who live and work in the North Laine, providing an opportunity to grow fruit, flowers, vegetables and herbs in the beautiful environment of Stanmer Park.
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New Roots produce delicious fruit, vegetables and herbs on the Moulsecoomb Allotments on Natal Road.
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This is an award-winning community food project based on eight allotment plots in Moulsecoomb.
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The Living Vital project is about reconnecting with our bodies, our food and each other.