Set up in 1984, Avon Organic Group is affiliated to Garden Organic and the Soil Association. We meet 8 times a year on the 4th Thursday of the month from January to May and September to November - with a programme of talks covering a wide range of subjects of interest to members. The group welcomes anyone with an enthusiasm for growing and growing organically.
Our Next Meeting is on
Thursday 26th September
Time and venue to be announced
Cut flower gardening
by Rachel Dodd
Peregrine Plants
More information and ticket links will be posted here soon and sent out by email.
Join our mailing list to be notified when tickets are available to book.
links and information
allotment searchAre you looking for an allotment? Find your growing space! Visit our links page or follow these links to search sites managed by the local authority and independent associations:
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shift bristolShift Bristol is a not for profit organisation providing innovative and immersive training in building sustainability and resilience. Visit their site for courses and events. Find out about the next Introductory and Full Permaculture Design courses.
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garden organicGarden Organic are the UK's leading organic growing charity, promoting organic gardening in homes & communities. Visit their site for:
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organic gardening podcastWinner of the Garden Media Guild 'Podcast of the Year 2020' award is the The Organic Gardening Podcast hosted by Chris Collins. An entertaining and instructive listen! See more useful videos from Chris Collins on YouTube.
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jekka's blogExplore blogs on organic gardening from Jekka's blog, including tips on growing and maintaining your Herb plants and sowing seeds. Visit the website and blog for helpful advice.
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incredible edibleResources, working groups, events and tours around Bristol. Visit the site for information and to find your local group.
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bristol food networkWant to get mucky in a Community Garden? Or learn to look after chickens at a City Farm? Ever wanted to pluck your own apple from a Shared Orchard?
Visit this mega city growing resource. |
grow wilderWildlife friendly gardening and sustainable food growing activities. Visit the site for news and information.
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city farms & gardensVisit gardens and farms for courses, activities, plants and more.
University of Bristol Botanic Gardens St Werburghs City Farm Windmill Hill City Farm Community Farm Chew Magna |
