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Green-fingered Group To Help East Leeds Residents to Get Growing

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May 26, 2024
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Green-fingered community project, Get Growing Leeds ( #GetGrowingLeeds ) will be running a series of free, family-friendly events across East Leeds over the coming weeks.

Picture by Mafwa Theatre

The aim is to get everyone to enjoy growing – and eating – their own food, and to help get people started, they’ll be giving out free seedlings and cuttings. To find out more about each event or to contact event organisers, click on the links below, where you can also follow them on social media and share photos of your fresh produce!

ALL events are FREE & FAMILY FRIENDLY

Sat 25 May 2pm – 5pm – Seedy Saturday with the Chemic Gardeners Group

at The Chemic Beth Bingley , Woodhouse

Tuesday 28 May 12pm – 4pm – Harehills Community Matters Day – Feel Good Factor

Contact Soo at: https://www.fgfleeds.org/join-our-gardening-group/

3-10 June – Lincoln Greener’s Open Day – come support these gardeners and pick up free veg seedlings and plants at Yum – Community Fridge & Pantry. For exact dates and times contact Mafwa Theatre or visit @ArmleyAction  

Wednesday 5 June – Killingbeck Community Allotment LS14Trust We Are Seacroft Climate Action Seacroft – contact Kate via Climate Action Seacroft to find out more.

Saturday 8 June 11am – 5pm – Sustainability and Permaculture Fayre Beth Bingley Bedford Fields Community Forest Garden 

#GetGrowingLeeds looks forward to welcoming everyone and would like to thank @leedscommfound Leeds CommunityFoundation and Climate Action Leeds for their support

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