Learn To Grow: starting this autumn 2012
FREE short courses for beginners in vegetable gardening at our lovely plot at Grimesthorpe Allotments in Burngreave. Starting Wednesday 3rd October for 4 weeks
Soil preparation, weeds and pests
Autumn sowing
Wednesday mornings 9.30- 12.00
For more information and a registration form please contact Green City Action on 0114 244 0353
NEW TIME: Thursday 11am-2pm and Saturday 10am-12 noon
The Tool Bank has a comprehensive collection of DIY tools, gardening tools and equipment available for loan.
Green City Action can show you how to use tools and give you free advice on DIY projects.
The Tool Bank has items for decorating, car repair, cycle maintenance, gardening, building, cleaning and DIY tools of all kinds.
A separate set of tools is available to community groups to use for cleanups and environmental projects. The equipment consists of spades, forks, rakes and wheelbarrows.
The Tool Bank is based at Abbeyfield Park House.
For more information please contact Green City Action on 0114 244 0353 or enquiries@greencityaction.org.uk
Telephone: (0114) 244 0353
enquiries@greencityaction.org.uk
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