Creating community gardens to support early food, farming & health education in schools, and to promote therapeutic horticulture for those with a disability
Class R and their buddies have had a lovely time planting daffodil bulbs. A big thank you to Mr Shelley (Haygrove / Ross Community Gardens) @haygrovecgdns
To celebrate harvest, Class 3 have been busy creating autumn wreaths using mixed media. 🍁 We have also enjoyed planting our own daffodil bulbs ready for spring. Thank you Mr Shelley @haygrovecgdns for providing us with the planting materials! 🌼
Class 4 loved celebrating Harvest Festival today🍂🍁🌽🍏. We were lucky enough to plant our own daffodil bulbs😊. Thank you very much Mr Shelley (Haygrove / Ross Community Gardens) @haygrovecgdns
We had such a lovely morning raising awareness for children’s mental health by taking part in lots of wellbeing activities... a special thanks to Tim @haygrovecgdns for the donation of daffodil bulbs which the children have planted to add some colour to the playground ☺️☀️
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- inspiring business visit. Lots of information about function, culture and supporting people. Ethical value as part of a business plan. Brilliant day.
Delighted to be part of the visit of HRH The Prince of Wales to Ross-on-Wye. We had the opportunity to show him the work we do with schools. Many thanks to @taylorsbulbs @Greenfingerscha @WalfordPrimary @Ashfield_Park
Local service | Haygrove Community Gardens is a social and therapeutic gardening project in Ross-on-Wye, supporting those with learning disabilities, mental health problems, dementia and long term unemployment. Get in touch at https://t.co/y830xiabCf
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