Succulents are easy plants to grow, storing water in their leaves or stems means they are easy to look after. They can actually thrive on neglect and irregular watering. Propagation is a simple and rewarding process. In this page we’ll explore some methods for propagating succulent plants and some mistakes to avoid. At Meadow OrchardContinue reading “How to Propagate Succulents: A Step-by-Step Guide”
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Goodgym @MOP 19/3/25 🏃♂️
Do good and keep fit We’re welcoming GoodGym Haringey back to Meadow Orchard on Wednesday 19th March! Goodgym Haringey at Meadow OrchardDate: Wednesday 19th March 2025Time: 7.00-8.00pm Some swift spadework On this visit we are going to start digging a clay pit to harvest some of our beautiful London clay for making straw clay, clayContinue reading “Goodgym @MOP 19/3/25 🏃♂️”
Storytelling Circle – Last Saturday of the month
Join us for Discovering Your Tales, a monthly storytelling gathering where memories and imagination come to life. Bring a cherished object and share the story it holds, or simply listen and be inspired. Open to all ages, this welcoming event celebrates the magic of storytelling in a warm, communal space. Our first gathering on Saturday, 29th March, will feature two incredible guest storytellers who will move and delight us with their performances. Meet us at the Roundhouse (or outdoors if the weather is warm) at Meadow Orchard Project, 151 Park Road, London, N8 8JD, from 2:00 – 4:00 PM. This event takes place on the last Saturday of every month—come, listen, share, and be part of the storytelling magic!
Sustainable-Building – 28th & 29th June
We are planning to finish off the top of the curtain wall in our Roundhouse the weekend of 28th/29th June. Date & Time Saturday 28th &Sunday 29th June 10.00am – 4.00pm The section of wall above the ring beam features some glass bottle bricks and other areas are just cob and bottle infill, we areContinue reading “Sustainable-Building – 28th & 29th June”
Companion Plants for a Thriving Garden
Nasturtiums are a vibrant and versatile addition to any garden, offering beauty, benefits for pollinators, and edible delights. Their bright red, orange, and yellow blooms attract bees and ladybirds while deterring pests like aphids. Easy to grow from seed, they thrive in poor soil and require little maintenance. Both the flowers and leaves add a peppery kick to salads, while the seeds can be used as a spicy seasoning. Join our Gardening Club WhatsApp group to sow nasturtiums, share tips, and enjoy a bountiful harvest together. Sign up today and bring colour, flavour, and biodiversity to your garden!
Nasturtiums: A Beautiful and Beneficial Addition to the Garden
Nasturtiums are a vibrant and versatile addition to any garden, offering beauty, benefits for pollinators, and edible delights. Their bright red, orange, and yellow blooms attract bees and ladybirds while deterring pests like aphids. Easy to grow from seed, they thrive in poor soil and require little maintenance. Both the flowers and leaves add a peppery kick to salads, while the seeds can be used as a spicy seasoning. Join our Gardening Club WhatsApp group to sow nasturtiums, share tips, and enjoy a bountiful harvest together. Sign up today and bring colour, flavour, and biodiversity to your garden!
Join Our Gardening Club: Gardening Activities for March
Looking to deepen your gardening skills, grow your own food, or connect with others passionate about sustainability? Join our Gardening Club! We meet every Wednesday and Saturday from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM to explore everything from composting and propagation to companion planting and no-dig gardening. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced gardener, our site leaders will guide you through eco-friendly practices, irrigation methods, and sustainable gardening techniques. Sign up today and become part of a vibrant community, share tips, and enjoy hands-on learning in a fun and welcoming environment. Let’s grow together!
Reduce, Reuse & Recycle
Reusing materials There are so many ways you can help contribute to Meadow Orchard Project. One super easy way is to save materials which can be reused in the garden. Cardboard toilet roll tubes and kitchen roll tubes make great flowerpots or root trainers for potting on seedlings and germinating broad beans. Brown corrugated cardboard,Continue reading “Reduce, Reuse & Recycle”
Wood fires and the dangers of wood smoke
The benefits of wood fires Sharing an open fire can foster connection, relaxation, and conversation. It can help create a calm atmosphere, evoke nostalgia, and enhance social experiences. The fire serves as a focal point for storytelling, music, drumming, song or games, adding to the enjoyment and potentially making the gathering more memorable and meaningful.Continue reading “Wood fires and the dangers of wood smoke”
Transition Towns Finsbury Park & Crouch End
Want to get more involved in local green initiatives? Want to support or implement practical projects around food, energy, waste, transport and nature in our community? Want to help address social injustices and decolonise our lives? Want to be part of a growing international movement of connected local communities creating change? It sounds like youContinue reading “Transition Towns Finsbury Park & Crouch End”
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