Interested in finding out more about our Grow and Learn award or our new award, Grow and Learn in Nature? Then why not come along to one of our new monthly Zoom […]
George takes us on his journey to the Caley Spring Show (first weekend in April). The pots of bulbs were lifted from the plunge last week, cleaned up and put […]
The Caley usually lifts the pots from their winter plunge around Valentines day. Some members had plunged their pots at Saughton and thanks to Charlotte and Max they did manage […]
Despite the very cold spell recently, snowdrops are coming into flower. They are very hardy and can even push though frozen soil. The early white flowers are often seen as […]
Petticoats and Plants – The Untold Story of Scotland’s Gardening Women If you tried to register for the online talk and were told that the event had sold out, we […]
Thousands of poinsettias will have been bought for Christmas. With care, they can stay as colourful additions to a room until Easter. They have been developed from a wild species, […]
It has been great to get some of our schools back into Saughton Park again. They are taking part in GLiN (Grow & Learn in Nature) and are very much […]
This is the last Allotment blog of the year before we take a winter break. Even at this time of the year there is always something to be done -especially […]
You may think that your garden can be dull in the winter months, but as Anna’s pictures show, there is plenty of colour around. All of these images were taken […]
Are you struggling to keep the people you garden with focused and active when it’s not possible to work together onsite? Do you want to make sure that learning continues […]
Shopping slots are available, every day from Friday 4th through to and including Friday 18th. Shop opening hours: 10am – 2pm On sale : Festive Wreaths Standard £20 and Deluxe £25. Wreaths […]
Join us online for the event of the year – The Caley Christmas Evening. This year the evening will feature a fascinating talk by Pam Whittle about the Caley’s involvement […]
The latest update from Redcroft, Anna’s beautiful Edinburgh garden. As you can see, there is still plenty of interest in the garden despite the change in the weather. [...]
The days are certainly becoming chillier, but we often have bright dry weather for our stints on the allotment. The broad bean pods are fattening up and are growing well. […]
The continuing mild and bright days make allotment duties very pleasant. It is good to have visits from the male pheasant in all his autumn glory – though we make […]
