horticulture
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Friday 31st March, 11 – 2. At Selly oak methodist church. Learn skills to create your own apple trees. Food will be served. Bus pass paid for. Some trees we create on the day will be sold to raise funds for kushinga. Other trees will be planted in public spaces […]
Katherine Lanham a geography student at Oxford University asked the Kushinga Garden to get involved with her research project over the summer. The idea for the project stemmed from her interest in the City of Sanctuary movement in Birmingham. Supporting refugees and asylum seekers is something she has always felt […]
Best thing this year, was finding out how to plant maize. Maize is a good vegetable, I enjoy eating it, it has a natural taste, what we grow is better than the market, its very hard, not like the soft market one. It doesn’t taste of chemicals, we use manure […]
Dot is a long standing community member who loves to talk and engage with everyone. She’s full of knowledge and enthusiasm, a brief chat highlights what’s been good, what she likes and what has grown this year from her point of view. What has been good about garden this year? […]