We need funds to buy fixing and timber to finish this project and your donation will have a direct and lasting impact. The expectation is that this polytunnel will produce 500kg of vegetables that include courgettes, chillies, gem squash (all of you Southern Africans…
After a month or so of modifying plans, designs, redesigns and collaboration, a momentous step; the first polytunnel hoop is up. The design process has been led by volunteers and improved upon by volunteers and visitors alike. Witnessing and being able to support this…
The 2 acres of land at the Sanctuary garden is big enough to be a market garden, with similar to size to the early years of East Neuk Market Garden. After our volunteer visit at the beginning of the month where Tom from East…
Building a polytunnel across the slope, East-West in our case, meant that the gables would be on a 1:10 slope causing complications for doors and thresholds. This has kept our engineering volunteers busy trying to sort out solutions we did not really need because…….
The design of the new polytunnel is changing slightly every time we get together. Little iterations and changes make improvements in how it is being erected and it’s functionality based on our own experiences putting up the tunnel at Grow West Fife and visits…
Pictures speak a 1000 words. With the use of the JCB from the neighbouring farmers, Ian and James Adam, 2 hours work with their machine would have taken many demoralising and back-breaking days of work by hand. The photos at the top show the…
With the help of our volunteers, van was loaded with rubbish and unloaded at the tip. A second load of metal was dropped off at WM Russel just down the road and half a tonne gave us £59 that paid for half the van…
The drawing below is of two gardens: The Sanctuary Garden is the large blank green canvas and the upper drawing is the garden at Grow West Fife. The drawing helped to design new bed layouts with the help of the volunteers. Grow West Fife’s…
Our volunteers are making a positive impact on the state of the garden. Thank you! We’ve hired a transit van for Monday 10th November: The steel we may get some money as scrap metal and the rest of the waste will be recycled. More…
It was a valuable trip and we all not only learned something new, but enjoyed the walk around with Tom. Everything he has learned over the years he was willing to share with us. Suppliers and technical information about tools, seed trays and watering…