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2019-An Incredible Year in Bristol
As we head into 2020 we thought it might be good to look back at our achievements in 2019 and look at plans coming in 2020. In many ways 2019 was a difficult year so before we go onto achievements we’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone across the city who helped […]
Avonmouth GardenAlong………
This year we are really excited to be working with Avonmouth Community Centre, Severnside Community Rail Partnership and the Incredible Edible Network to support families to grow their own food in their gardens and in community spaces. We’ll be providing 25 families with a raised bed, which we will make with them at a free […]
#vegtourismcomestobristol-The Urban Food Trail Relaunch!!
Veg tourism? Is it a thing? Well in Incredible Edible Todmorden for years there have been people visiting in order to walk their Green Route and meet with the folks that work so hard to keep the propaganda beds and gardens so beautifully kept all year round. People have visited from as far afield as […]
Incredible Edible Launches “How To Garden”….
Incredible Edible as a concept asks it’s groups to spin 3 plates of community, learning and business and this year, 2017, is going to be what we hope will be a great year for our learning plate. To set this year of Incredible Learning off to a good start we are launching our “How to […]
Make Sunday Special-The Fishponds Edition!!!!
Today we will be or have been depending when you are reading this post, at the Make Sunday Special day in Fishponds. At the Fishponds garden this year we have grown loads of different varieties of potato, and we will be giving some of these away, as well as giving children the opportunity to make […]
Our Big Green Week Garden!!
Today we put a pop up edible garden next to the Big Green Week Hub at Harbourside, just next to the fountain steps. The garden is an example of how space can be used, even if it is really limited, by growing plants in containers, and how even in a really tiny space it’s possible to […]
Edible Park Update
Excitingly we have been awarded a grant for the ongoing work in our Edible Park at the Quakers Burial Ground opposite St Mary Redcliffe Church. Plans are afoot to not only turn the space into an exciting space, filled with edibles that are both beautiful and productive, but to make the space one that can […]
The NHS 5 Steps to Mental Wellbeing and Us!!
When we began Incredible Edible Bristol we were very aware that there were a lot of people in the city who firmly believed that as they didn’t have a garden, growing food and gardening was something that was off their radar. Part of what we are trying to achieve is to say to the whole […]
Spicy Parsnip Soup
We harvested a huge amount of parsnips from the Millennium Square Urban Allotments on Thursday and had a conversation about what you can do with parsnips other than roast them. One of the easiest and tastiest things to do is to make a spicy parsnip soup which is sweet warming and delicious. It can also […]
