For all the residents of Buckingham and the surrounding villages 

to enhance the well-being and beauty of the community by local people growing edible and useful plants in a natural and sustainable way, increasing social interaction in the community, by creating an educational relaxing garden in an attractive setting.
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Next Activities...
We will be at the EW on the 26th of May - from 3pm and do a tour of the EW. Give me an email if you want to come along, or simply turn up
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Teddy Bear's Picnic

It was a great afternoon, with several families enjoying the shade on a hot day. Esther had really good childrens activities, and some of the adults managed to walk over and have a guided tour of the edible woodland.

The nearby shade created just the right temperature, and everyone seemed to be very relaxed.

Plans for 2018

What we hope to do in 2018
  • Make some plant signs
  • Make benches
  • Host some events
  • Willow sculptures
  • Sow more ground cover
  • Have talks about sustainable growing
  • Search for additional volunteers

Plans for 2017

What we did this year:
  • Expanded the area.
  • Make a path & put up plant labels.
  • Plant out new ground cover and shrubs.
  • Attend the Spring Fair
  • Continue with some art sculpture in the pond.
  • Search out for more people to contribute.
  • Attend training.

What is the Edible Woodland?


It is a piece of land, lent to us by the council, for anyone to grow things for the community.
The produce is free for anyone to pick...

Design

Our 'edible woodland' that will be a carefully designed and maintained ecosystem of useful plants. Soil nutrition and plant growth will be self sustaining. The concept behind this is usually known as 'Forest gardening',  and has its roots in principles that here once common place around the world.
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