‘Dots for Pots’ aims to raise money to help those on low incomes grow their own fruit and veg next spring
Brainchild of IW artist, @HollyMaslen aim is to raise £500 to buy terracotta pots for those on low incomes who want to grow their own fruit or veg
https://t.co/y4DYlTY8Mu
Thousands of people, seasoned and new, growing veg and swapping & giving away plants and seedlings. A true collaboration on social media, get in touch and set up an affiliate :)
https://t.co/hVcMnQ13mP
@GWandShows@TheMontyDon@GretaThunberg@Greenpeace@WoodlandTrust
'Over 6,000 people have joined. I think it reflects the current need for connection and a return to a more authentic way of life. We're used to capitalist society, not one based on reciprocity and community.'
@HollyMaslen for @MetroOpinion
https://t.co/T1BIJ7vGFp
If you're IOW based then visit the GIVE page and join the community there , or alternatively , if you're interested in setting up an affiliated GIVE group in your area send an email to the founder [email protected] for guidelines .
https://t.co/VDSU3NTm9E
Calling all vegetable growers! Check out a new initiative that has started on the Isle of Wight, everyone sharing and giving away surplus plants, veg and seedlings.
An amazing group born in unprecedented times!#GreenIslandVegEconomy@GIVE@HollyMaslen
'It satisfies a nurturing instinct': how lockdown has created a veg-growing revolution https://t.co/SgG3S5mYrw lovely to see Holly Maslen in the Guardian! @guardian@HollyMaslen#IsleofWight