Catch up with latest activity from the Caley Demonstration Allotment. Our Allotment Volunteer Team are working within the current Scottish Government Covid-19 restrictions and, following the [...]
We have now made it even easier to subscribe to our e-newsletter. Simply scroll down to the bottom to the bottom of the homepage and you will find a link […]
Thursday was a much better day weather-wise, though the heavy shower forecast for 1pm turned up at 11am and had us running for cover – and coffee! We didn’t manage […]
Regular visitors to Saughton Park will know that one area of the park is planted, largely, with ornamental grasses. Ornamental grasses have seen a steady rise in popularity. They are […]
Sheriff Park, Glasgow – A residential garden, where people and plants are growing together. ‘Grow & Learn has given me knowledge about gardening, it’s something I never thought I would [...]
Here is the latest blog post from Anna about her lovely Edinburgh garden, Redcroft. Read to the end to find out details of how you can visit the garden this […]
Last week The Caley was delighted to present the Queen Mother Memorial Medal to Keith Jackson of Falkland, Fife. The medal should have been presented at our award ceremony in […]
It was a pleasure to be able to visit Margaret and David Teale’s garden today, as all of the other Caley garden visits planned for 2020 had, very understandably, been […]
David and Margaret Teale are still planning to open their garden on Sunday 23rd August (11-4) but they wanted to remind people that the A68 is closed. The best way, […]
It is months now since the last blog from the allotment. In the meantime volunteers have managed to keep the Caley flag flying at Bridgend during these difficult times. Following […]
Read on for the latest update from Anna’s lovely Edinburgh garden, Redcroft. Anna had a few IT challenges this week (we all know how frustrating that can be!), so we are […]
Campanula rotundifolia, the Scottish bluebell (harebell further south), is now coming into flower. It is common on dry, nutrient-poor grasslands and heaths and often colonises cracks in boulders [...]
At last, some good news! We are delighted to be able to let you know that Margaret Teale’s planned Open Garden on the 23rd August is able to go ahead. […]
