St Luke’s Vicarage
Harvest Vegetable Garden
Clearance Session - Saturday 3rd May
9am – 12noon
We are planning to plant a harvest vegetable garden in the vicarage at St Luke’s Church to grow a variety of vegetables for Harvest Festival this year. We will be doing a range of fun gardening activities with children and adults within Sunday school and at other times throughout the summer to get the garden up and running and producing in time for the Harvest Festival Service.
We are looking for keen volunteers who would be willing to help with the initial clearance of the vegetable garden patch in the vicarage garden. No gardening knowledge is required ! Just some enthusiasm, a pair of gloves and a spade !
Please contact Sally Curzon or Father Martin if you are interested, or just turn up on the day. Coffee and biscuits will be provided. Children are welcome but will need to be supervised as this session will involve the use of sharp tools etc.
Sally Curzon: salcurzon@googlemail.com
(If you are interested in coming and have spare tools such as spades, forks, rakes, shears, secateurs etc. then please bring them along. Overleaf there are details of additional materials required for the Gardening Club)
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We are looking for offer to donate items that will be needed for the Garden Group, if you have any of the following items to offer or you would like to make a financial donation then please contact Sally Curzon or Fr Martin
Materials that would be useful: general multipurpose compost x3 bags, horticultural grit sand x2 bags, vermiculite x1 bag. Hand misters X3, cell tray packs x20, lots of small pots about 10cm diameter, watering cans, pack of horticultural fleece. wheelbarrow, spades, forks, rake, trowels, trugs, string, broom.
Seeds that would be good and easy: pumpkins (different varieties), courgettes, squashes, sunflowers, carrots, sweetcorn, red and white cabbages, leeks, onions, parsnips. These would all be suitable for harvest festival.
Additional items: gloves, trowels, forks, spades, rakes, trugs, secateurs, watering cans, pots and saucers, loo roll and kitchen roll cardboard innards, seeds, any little tools for small hands.
