vegega — The Thirfy Eco Gardener

Image: Hannah sits on the steps on her small courtyard garden with a hot drink in hand. A garden sofa in the foreground and the garden in full summer bloom.

Welcome to The Thrifty Eco Gardener.

I’m a children’s gardener, running allotment sessions for primary-aged children at Rooted Community Food. It’s there that together the children and I build a growing space for our local community and the children themselves. Everything I teach at the allotment is based on organic no-dig principles. And that’s what I want to teach you here too.

Learn to garden plastic-free, organically, eco-friendly, and on a budget

I think it’s so important to make your garden a haven for not only you but for the insects and wildlife that inhabit it alongside us. With a slight change in mindset, we can not only easily do this but make our gardens a beautiful, carbon-sucking oasis.

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Myths Surrounding Metal Raised Beds.

Busting myths around metal-raised beds and whether they could be perfect for your garden…

gardeningHannah GormanJune 9, 2023veg growing, help biodiversity, help wildlife, myths, vegega, organic gardening, raised bed gardeningComment