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The Ladder's raised beds get weeded! * News flash * The council's Parks dept has given over some of it's hours to a couple of it's staff to concentrate on weeding and tidyi… Started by matt	2	Jun 6, 2008 Reply by matt
Blimmin aphids already ... Found the nasty beasties all over my roses at the weekend. Be warned! Am trying the soapy water trick, will let you know if it works. Too e… Started by Alison P	7	Jun 2, 2008
Urban garden, Gold medal winner, Chelsea Design inspiration Adam Frost The inspiration for this garden came from frustration. Front gardens now function only as a domestic car… Started by Liz	3	May 20, 2008
New Member Tom's Harringay Roof Farm Blog Take a look at new member Tom's blog via the Growing Your Own a la Finsbury Park discussion. Started by Hugh	0	May 16, 2008
WHAT ON EARTH IS GROWING ON? WHAT ON EARTH IS GROWING ON? A unique opportunity to participate in an evening discussion which seeks to scratch beneath the label 'organi… Started by Adam	0	May 15, 2008
plant sale on Sunday The annual Shepherds Hill plant sale takes place this Sunday 18th at 2pm in the trading shed yard, Montenotte Road. Loads of young plants a… Started by Adam	1	May 15, 2008 Reply by Alison P
Anyone entering the Haringey in Bloom 2008? This free competition encourages and rewards residents, businesses, schools, voluntary and community groups who take pride in their environ… Started by Liz	0	May 7, 2008
Spring Renaissance in Covent Garden Lots of events with a gardening theme going on in Covent garden until the 18th May including an allotment in the North Piazza and workshops… Started by Liz	1	Apr 29, 2008 Reply by Liz
Gardening for All Workshops The Friends of Finsbury Park are running a series of six free "more advanced" gardening workshops led by local horticultural and environmen… Started by Hugh	0	Apr 25, 2008
Organic vegetable plant sale, Sunday 4th May, Springfield Park I went last year and it was brilliant - the tomato plants (£1 each) were the best crop I have ever had. More details here: http://www.bti… Started by Adam	2	Apr 24, 2008 Reply by Adam