Leisure Charities That specialise in Gardening

Swad in Bloom organises and participates in planting & tidy up days, awareness and fundraising events as well as educational events, sharing floriculture, horticulture that will have a positive impact on our local environment.

Monthly Meetings, Craft, Coffee Mornings, Visits, Speakers, Gardening Club, Lunch Club, Games and Scrabble, Theatre and holidays

We provide space for those who need a large , well maintained space for whatever (legal) activities proposed. It can for meetings, play groups, dog training Gardening club talks, Parish Council,weddings ,Harvest activities and all general village activities.

Edible York supports public gardens for growing vegetables, fruit and herbs, with produce available for anyone to pick. Each Autumn EY organises Abundance to pick and distribute fruit.The charity holds regular events for anyone as an individual or member of a gardening group, such as talks, workshops and visits.The trustees provide information and mentoring to new gardening groups.

We hold work sessions for volunteers on Saturday and Wednesday mornings to improve facilities,involving gardening, woodland management, drainage work and path clearing.We organise walks led by experts e.g. Butterflies, Bats, Fossils, Birds, Horticulture and Historytogether with Easter egg, Snowman and Halloween trails for children in school holidays plus 'carol andcakes' and other events.

provides building for community activities incl, Youth Club, Gardening Club, Afternoon Club, Parish Council/Elections, Birthday parties, dances, theatre visits, jumble sales, pilates

Our main charitable purposes are to provide activities that are of benefit to children; to encourage the participation of older and more isolated people; to provide opportunities for volunteering in recreational gardening and gaining knowledge of wildlife and nature. We provide social activities for everyone living in the vicinity of High Kingsdown and support during the Covid 19 crisis.

provides grants to students of horticulture

A 'Good Neighbours' Scheme for the elderly. Community activities for the Christmas Lights Switch On, a Christmas Market and Chadderton Family Fun Day. A community allotment and woodland project to provide a wildlife space with walks, children's play space, pond dipping facilities, raised beds for cultivation of flowers and vegetables run by the local Brownie Group.

Provides a meeting place for all members of the local community,for example gardening club, Womens institute, local churches, parish council. Can be hired by any organisation or person who agree to abide by the rules set out by the committee for the letting of the Hall.

We support people living in Nuneaton or the surrounding area who can't afford to pay for practical work due to either being on benefits, struggling with health concerns or having other responsibilities such as caring for someone with disabilities etc. We do jobs inside the home like :- Decorating or DIY and outside like :- One off gardening to make the space safe or more secure.

We welcome people from all walks of life working on half an acre, producing fruit, vegetables, eggs from our hens and honey from our bees.Our aim is to bring people closer to nature and to share the joys of being outside and gardening together. We hope it will be a place that will be beneficial to all people including those from disadvantaged and/or vulnerable backgrounds.

Full programme of educational horticultural activities. Demonstrations & talks. Regular meetings. Two shows each year. Plant sales.

Members form Interest Groups and, through sharing their knowledge, skills and experience, learn from each other. Current groups include Art History; Book Club; Bridge; Choir; Cinema; Cookery; Craft; Cribbage; Gardening ; Garden Visits; Family History; Italian; Lunch Club; Petanque; Photography; Politics; Scrabble; Cribbage; Table Tennis; Theatre and Trips; Walking; Whist; Yoga.

Abbey Gardens is an open access community run shared harvest garden maintained by volunteers. The Garden provides opportunities for teaching food growing and gardening skills whilst also providing locally grown produce. Additionally the Garden promotes well being and fosters community spirit, whilst encouraging and facilitating volunteering in the community.

Meet once month generally at Dersingham Village Centre on 3rd Friday of each month.Two or three outing a year by coach to outstanding gardens - again on 3rd Friday of the month.Speakers - visit and give talks on various activities to do with gardening.Our own Members Flower Show annually.Christmas Meal in December month.Talks given by our own Chairperson and Garden Advisor.

Support and encouragement of horticultural activities

The U3A provides opportunites for its members to socialise, learn new skills, visit new places and enjoy recreation. We try to arrange interesting and stimulating speakers. We have over 20 groups organised by the members themselves on a range of subjects, for example, artistic, sporting, languages, gardening & historical.

The advancement of horticulture and in particular the cultivation of orchidaceous plants and in furtherance thereof to hold shows, arrange visits to nurseries Botanic Gardens and similar places, and to cultivate and disseminate information upon all matters concerning cultivation of orchidaceous plants.

We aim to improve the lives and experiences of all pupils at Hollickwood School, and those of their families and thelocal community. We do this by raising money at community events such as our Fireworks Night and Summer Fair. We work together with the school to provide funding where it's most needed. This includes funding for the arts, gardening, school trips and improvements to the grounds.

Gardening Club, Playgroup, Yoga, Keep Fit sessions, Birthday Parties, Teas, Coffee mornings, Young Farmers Groups, General Meetings and Singing Groups

Supporting overseas development projects, especially agricultural, horticultural via ethical trading,conservation (tree planting and research) and computerised education, in West Africa.

Leisure activity involving gardening, socialising, relaxing in an outdoor environment and physical exercise.Those taking part can be of any age. The garden is an accessible environment. The community garden is situated in an area where there are pockets of deprivation and there are a number of flats with no gardens.

The project facilitates a range of courses and social enterprise initiatives for adults with learning disabilities in Gloucestershire. by addressing the learning and social needs through project based courses in Arts, Crafts, Sport, Cooking, Drama and Horticulture. Activities are practical and physical, providing healthy exercise and there is a strong emphasis on good nutrition and healthy eating

Meetings; trips and outings; educational talks and visits; socialising together and with other W.I.'s.book club; gardening club; theater visits