June 2007 Rydal Community Garden

Rydal Community Vegetable Garden is a small volunteer program in the original Walled Garden Rydal Hall is located in the Lake District in England. The garden was flooded and abandoned for many years. In 2005, they began to understand the landscape, and back garden productivity. The idea was to create a working garden, run by volunteers who, in turn, benefit from the exchange of ideas and the harvest season, local organic products. This has created an additionalbe visited feature in the gardens recently restored Rydal Hall, to see everyone as a place to relax and learn. The garden is a small shelter, trails and signs. E 'or not organized in defined areas. These include a large greenhouse and a conventional poly-tunnel, which produce the young plants and species such as heat, including house wine grapes, figs and tomatoes. There is an orchard with many varieties not knownTree, where there are chickens and beehives. It is a sensory garden on the hill, which is planted with grass and sitting area overlooking the garden and the hills in the background. And the rest is a mixture of terraced garden of fruit, vegetables and flowers, strawberries, pears, beans, zucchini, potatoes, salad and much, much more. These films are a trip a month from both the progress and changes in the gardenthe ...

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