We have a community allotment in Queens Park (behind the Cafe in the park). Two new raised beds were built at the end of 2010, and we have a herb spiral and lots of other things growing. Shared space to learn and grow. Tools and gloves provided. Capital Growth space 1084. Join group to get updates as to when we meet.
Location: Queens Park London Kingswood Ave NW6 6SG
Members: 42
Latest Activity: May 13
Dig this Sunday depending on weather - Sunday looks do-able.If anyone wants free woodchip to take away for paths or compost or whatever - bring some bags!We have loads of wood chip that needs putting…Continue
Started by miko adam-kando Apr 11.
Big Dig March 16th 2013, 12-3pmSpring is in the air (soon we hope!).This March, with the help of Capital Growth and with FREE refreshments (kindly provided by the Cafe, followed by a shared lunch at…Continue
Started by miko adam-kando. Last reply by Shiva NEN Mar 8.
Hi all, Happy New Year! Do we have any budding volunteers to help look after the allotment this coming season? I still want to be involved, but would love some help from others if possible in…Continue
Started by miko adam-kando Jan 11.
Garlic and onion to plant and general tidying up...Sunshine predicted, meet up around 12?Continue
Started by miko adam-kando Nov 17, 2012.
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Comment by miko adam-kando on February 6, 2012 at 11:46 Hi Chessie!
Yes always room for more hands! The beds are directly behind the Cafe in Queens Park - facing the Cafe, walk to the left (next to tennis courts) and the beds are on the right behind the Cafe.
Be great to meet you!
Miko.
Hi Miko! I'd also like to come along to help out this weekend if there's room for more hands? What is the actual address/access route seeing as I havent been before?
Chessie
Comment by miko adam-kando on February 6, 2012 at 11:37 Hi Candida,
We could meet this Saturday at 2pm for some work in the allotment?
As to gardener, there is a shop on Chamberlayne Road near the special needs school that you could try. (I have not dealt with them myself)
Let me know if Saturday at 2pm suits you (and anyone else who'd like to come! )?
Bye,
Miko.
also I would love to meet someone with gardening experience to help me get started with a garden in KR .please send a message or email me direct to mcnutrition@aol.om. If you see Nadia please can you ask her to get in touch with Candida ......good week everyone! lovely snow today
please let me know when you will meet again in the allotment ....i was away so could not come last time
Comment by miko adam-kando on October 10, 2011 at 10:34 Went Saturday to do some clearing up, took down one of the bean wigwams and did some general tidying and weeding. Horseradish coming up again! Brought some cardboard Sunday (in shed now with bamboo poles from wigwam) that needs to be put on horseradish.
Picked some broccoli and sunflowers.
Am busy this Sat learning about soil life (http://www.capitalgrowth.org/training/the_regents_park/) so not going but should be there following Sat.
Comment by miko adam-kando on October 3, 2011 at 10:22
Will be sorry to see you step back Maggie!
Your enthusiasm and knowledge will be missed...
Good luck with grandchild and MSc, sounds like you'll be very busy :)
Can't make it to the plot today (Wednesday). Nice to welcome Jessica there last Wednesday, who used to work for Project Dirt and is keen to be involved. If you're there today, pick beans and broccolli and do some weeding. Otherwise, see you Saturday ...
Maggie
Comment by miko adam-kando on September 12, 2011 at 13:01
good news... weather was nice and picked more yummy beans (and handed some out to interested bystanders)
bad news... tomatoes had to be pulled and thrown out as all were infected (blossom end rot?) and pumpkin rotted (slug damage?). may be couple more pumpkins for harvest festival
more good news... killed lots of snails!
also planted some mixed salad and did some watering and weeding pulled (more!) horseradish
week before covered cardboard with wood chips
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