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Tuesday
Dec132011

Grow your own course for aspiring Edinburgh allotment holders

Bridgend Growing Communities and the City of Edinburgh Council are offering a grow your own course for anyone with an allotment or aspiring to grow more of their own food. 

The course will be delivered in 12 monthly sessions throughout 2012 - each three hours long - at the Inverleith and Drumbryden Allotment sites. This means you could literally turn over a new leaf next year...and learn how to grow more of your own food.

Course costs £95 or £55 if you are a new allotment holder. 

Contact Rob Ford on 07974 077179 or email him for more info

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