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RiFG Rootz into Food Growing (RiFG) aims to challenge and disrupt some of the structural inequalities that exist within the current UK food growing sector through the creation of a network of BAME led growers pan-London who will receive relevant skills development and training opportunities enabling them to grow commercially. RiFG is a collaboration project... Continue Reading →
Merry Christmas to all from Wolves Lane Garden Centre. We look forward to seeing you in the new year!
Merry Christmas to all from Friends of Wolves Lane! We look forward to seeing you in the new year!
The name "holly" in common speech refers to Ilex aquifolium, specifically stems with berries used in Christmas decoration.-- wiki Safety Reminder! Holly berries can cause vomiting and diarrhea. They are especially dangerous in cases involving accidental consumption by children attracted to the bright red berries.[25] Ingestion of over 20 berries may be fatal to children.[24][25]... Continue Reading →
RiFG Rootz into Food Growing (RiFG) aims to challenge and disrupt some of the structural inequalities that exist within the current UK food growing sector through the creation of a network of BAME led growers pan-London who will receive relevant skills development and training opportunities enabling them to grow commercially. RiFG is a collaboration project... Continue Reading →
Poinsettia! "Good cheer, success. The poinsettia comes in three colours: red, white, and pink. “You Are The Special One” is the message this flower sends for you. " -- wiki
RiFG Rootz into Food Growing (RiFG) aims to challenge and disrupt some of the structural inequalities that exist within the current UK food growing sector through the creation of a network of BAME led growers pan-London who will receive relevant skills development and training opportunities enabling them to grow commercially. RiFG is a collaboration project... Continue Reading →
Thistle! The thistle is the national flower of Scotland and is often worn on St Andrew’s Day on November 30th. The term thistle covers many different types of flower, most of them in the family Asteraceae. They are characterised by prickles all over the stem and leaves and they most often have a purple flower... Continue Reading →
Marigold! "Warm, fierce. They exemplify elegance and devotion. " -- wiki
Aster! "Patience, daintiness and remembrance. This flower conveys deep emotional love and affection. " -- wiki
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