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Welcome to our get into gardening page!
This page is all about the joys of growing your own plants, visiting local parks and simply just connecting with the world around you.
Whether you're an avid gardener or looking to get into gardening, we've got something for everyone!
Below, you’ll find a space to share your gardening tips, photos, and stories - whether it’s your first sprouting seed or a thriving garden jungle. We also invite you to highlight local gardens and parks in your area that others can visit and enjoy. This could be a hidden gem down the street or a well-loved public space, your recommendations can help others discover new places to relax, explore, and connect with nature.
Welcome to our get into gardening page!
This page is all about the joys of growing your own plants, visiting local parks and simply just connecting with the world around you.
Whether you're an avid gardener or looking to get into gardening, we've got something for everyone!
Below, you’ll find a space to share your gardening tips, photos, and stories - whether it’s your first sprouting seed or a thriving garden jungle. We also invite you to highlight local gardens and parks in your area that others can visit and enjoy. This could be a hidden gem down the street or a well-loved public space, your recommendations can help others discover new places to relax, explore, and connect with nature.
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Click on the title to read more about the gardeners in our Community Spaces team. The gardeners work hard throughout the year to make sure the communal areas around our customers homes are clean, tidy and well-kept.
We caught up with gardeners, Jack and Billy, who share what a typical week looks like for them!
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Click on the title to read more about how gardening has helped John and how he's now helping others to get started.
“I never thought I’d get into gardening, but it’s kept me going. When my wife was ill with cancer, it was a way to cope. It’s helped me physically and mentally. Once you’re outside, you’re using every muscle in your body to keep active.” – John
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Click on the title to learn more about the wildflowers at Fewston Court!
The Community Spaces team planted the wildflowers following a consultation with customers to see what flowers they'd like in their communal areas.
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Click on the title to see how Mr and Mrs Beecroft have improved their local gardens.
“Gardening gives me something to do and it makes the place look nice for our neighbours. The garden’s a nice place to be and I like helping out other people where I can.” – Mr Beecroft