What we do

Gardening sessions bring people together through nurturing the garden and learning about nature

During sessions we tend the garden and learn about how to sow seeds, propagate plants, including taking cuttings, potting up seedlings, pruning fruit bushes and fruit trees.

We also harvest and share our fruits and vegetables, cook with what we grow, and run craft activities.

All tools are provided and all sessions are free.

The garden is accessible for wheelchairs and there are accessible toilets in the parish hall.

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Regular gardening sessions

  • Thursday 10 am –12 noon, session for adults

    These sessions run throughout the year and are open to any adults, regardless of experience. Numbers are limited so we can ensure everyone attending has the opportunity to learn and enjoy a choice of activities. Therefore booking is essential.

    Enquire about or book a session

  • Saturday session for adults and families

    Sessions run during the growing season (March to October) and are open to anyone, regardless of age and experience. Families welcome. Numbers are not limited but please enquire before the session. The time of the session may vary so please check before attending

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  • After-school session, 3-4.30 pm

    Sessions run during the school term from April to October. They are open to primary-age school children, accompanied by an adult. Numbers are limited so please email in advance to book your place. Dates for September/October to be given shortly

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Join us

We welcome individuals keen to learn about gardening and those with experience, as well as those keen to meet others in a relaxed garden setting. The garden is located behind St Luke’s parish hall on Erleigh Road. Parking is available in front of the parish hall and the garden is easily reached by bus (routes, 81, 360, 19a/b/c, 3 and 9).

For further information and to join a session, contact us on: info@erleighroadcommunitygarden.org.uk

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