Forest gardens take orchards to the next level by incorporating multiple tiers of perennial plants to create biodiverse, self-sustaining and edible habitats, also known as food forests.
We’ll be planting blackcurrant bushes, raspberries, comfrey and herbs to add new levels to the Blythe Hill orchard, increasing the beauty, boosting biodiversity and creating more food for our community to grow, pick and enjoy.
Please note that this is a provisional date that may change - please check back later or join our Biodiversity WhatsApp group for the most up to date information.
