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Ockdust contains 78 minerals and trace elements that can help with poor acidic soils. This amazing product provides a slow natural release of trace minerals and elements which increase the nutrients absorbed by plants. Earthworms that deposit mineral-rich. Worm casts digest Rockdust, thus increasing mineral availability, microbial activity and natural fertility of soil or compost. Rockdust boosts soil fertility to grow bigger, healthier, organic fruit,. Vegetables, flowers and lawns.
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Established in Lanarkshire, providing quality Horticulture advice and products to reduce soil erosion and improve crop yields. Organic Grow advocate's Low Input Sustainable Agriculture (LISA). This type of agriculture emphasizes reliance on building long term soil fertility. This approach is healthy both for the soil and in the improvement of crop yields. We source a range of horticultural products on request. Sales Service in the following areas;. Special Plants - Citrus Lime and Lemon Trees.
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Willowbank Community Garden: GET INVOLVED
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Bringing students and the local community together. If Glasgow University Student, Willowbank resident or Glaswegian urbanite, skilled or unskilled, experienced or inexperienced, just turn up at our garden sessions and offer your helping hands. Times to be announced on Facebook and via email. Or drop us an email. We are looking forward to hearing from you. Committed, energetic and creative man-power. Your ideas, expectations, experiences etc. Share them with us on the comment section below!
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Willowbank Community Garden: Job Opportunity with...
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Bringing students and the local community together. Are you a student of Glasgow University? Are you interested in promoting sustainability to the university? Curious to research for innovative projects which help improve the environmental practice of the campus and the community? Passionate about communicating environmental issues? Feel you can commit at least 12 hours per week? Then apply to be part of The Glasgow University Environmental Sustainability Team. Our vision is to achieve an action-oriented...
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Willowbank Community Garden: Sunday 2nd November
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Bringing students and the local community together. Notes from the Work session. Sunny day in the garden ended abruptly as most of the volunteers were keen to seek cover from the hail stones. Santiago, Dan, Hannah, Michael, Fiona, Dascha and Ro. Welcome to Fiona coming for the first time :). What we worked through. Sea Lavender was planted on the eastern entrance to the garden. Leeks were planted but where? Is this something we wish to do? GU Willowbank Community Garden. Sunday, November 02, 2014. WE ARE...
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Willowbank Community Garden: LEXICON
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Bringing students and the local community together. Adopted from Lexicon of Sustainability. A scientific discipline that employs ecological theory to study, design and manage agricultural systems. It is concerned with the maintenance of a productive agriculture that sustains yields, optimizes the use of local resources and minimizes the negative environmental and socio-economic impacts of modern technologies. Apiculture is the process of raising bees to make honey and serve as pollinators for food crops.
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Willowbank Community Garden: October 2014
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Bringing students and the local community together. 26th October Work session. A guideline will be in the garden soon to consult for composting. Be considerate and take a look, and we'll have handsome, healthy compost to feed the garden, and therefore ourselves also. The orphaned tomatoes were uprooted, sad as it is to curtail their lives, they were not going to fruit and the colder nights had already claimed the few flowers that had seemed promising. The weary chilli was re-potted (temporarily? The bonn...
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Willowbank Community Garden: August 2014
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Bringing students and the local community together. Are you a student of Glasgow University? Are you interested in promoting sustainability to the university? Curious to research for innovative projects which help improve the environmental practice of the campus and the community? Passionate about communicating environmental issues? Feel you can commit at least 12 hours per week? Then apply to be part of The Glasgow University Environmental Sustainability Team. Our vision is to achieve an action-oriented...
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Willowbank Community Garden: FRIENDS OF WILLOWBANK
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Bringing students and the local community together. A big thank you to. Who have supported us with tools, inspiration and energy. Glasgow Local Food Network. Who have gifted us trees, recipes and smiles. Herbal Heritage Scotland - who have posted us native seeds and shared tales of plantlore with us! Glasgow City Council for funding and helping with our queries as we get set up! And lastly but most warmly, to all our volunteers - local residents and students who have helped us grow to where we are today!
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Willowbank Community Garden: 26th October Work session
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Bringing students and the local community together. 26th October Work session. A guideline will be in the garden soon to consult for composting. Be considerate and take a look, and we'll have handsome, healthy compost to feed the garden, and therefore ourselves also. The orphaned tomatoes were uprooted, sad as it is to curtail their lives, they were not going to fruit and the colder nights had already claimed the few flowers that had seemed promising. The weary chilli was re-potted (temporarily? The bonn...
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Willowbank Community Garden: PHOTOS | Last session at Galgael
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Bringing students and the local community together. PHOTOS Last session at Galgael. Some of the fruits of our labour, building signs and a noticeboard for the garden. GU Willowbank Community Garden. Wednesday, March 19, 2014. Weekly work sessions at the garden, Sundays 1-3pm. Mansfield Farmers Market 2nd and 4th Saturday, 10-14hrs, Partick. EAT IN SEASON March. VEG cauliflower, kale, leeks, purple sprouting broccoli, salsify, spinach, spring onions, swede, wild nettles. GU Climate Action Society.
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Willowbank Community Garden: LIBRARY
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Bringing students and the local community together. 8230;…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 1 URBAN GARDENING and AGRICULTURE. 2 POLITICAL/ GUERILLA GARDENING. 3 COMMUNITY GARDENS MGMT GOVERNANCE. 4 GARDENS and ORGANIC HORTICULTURE. 5 ALTERNATIVE COOKING EATING LIVING. 6 REDUCE REUSE RECYLE. 7 ARCHITECTURE URBAN PLANNING TEMPORARY USE PARTICIPATION. 8 SUSTAINABILITY and COMMONS. 11 INITIATIVES and ORGANISATIONS. 1 URBAN GARDENING and AGRICULTURE. Food and the City. Food and the City blog.
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NATURAL GROWTH SINCE 2011. Organic Grow is a reliable company working in the environment sector. Organic Grow advocate's Low Input Sustainable Agriculture (LISA). Organic Grow supports community growth. By following principles of Natural and Organic Growth. This type of agriculture emphasizes reliance on building long term soil fertility. This approach is healthy both for the soil and in the improvement of crop yields. Organic Grow, Mount Florida, Glasgow, Lanarkshire G42, GB 07805874256.
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