Over the 6 years that Incredible Edible Bristol has been working, across the 50 sites we have supported there has always been conversation around growing food with nature and providing food for pollinators, birds and other creatures who are an important part of the city’s ecosystem. TwitterFacebookemail
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 […]
Plants are always one of our biggest challenges and we are very fortunate to have some local nurseries and garden centres who regularly donate to us, either stock they can no longer use or plants that we have cheekily asked for. However, gardens such as the Bearpit and the Quakers Burial Ground, our Edible Park, […]
We were really thrilled recently to be approached by the RHS Malvern edible team and asked to plant up 2 small raised bed gardens at the RHS Malvern Spring Show, which runs from 11th to 14th May. You can find more information about the show here. The gardens will really talk of what we do, […]
Once again we need your support!! We have once again been successful in getting through to the vote on a Bags of Help grant from Tesco and we need you to help us by voting for us when you are in store!! The money will go towards creating a bed at Millennium Square that will […]
This morning our Project Lead, Sara Venn was interviewed on BBC Radio Bristol and we were horrified that there was a question as to whether Incredible Edible Bristol would continue post European Green Capital year. With that in mind we would like to ensure you all are aware that Incredible Edible Bristol, as with all […]
This film was made by Adam, a Bristol 2015 volunteer who came along and spent a few hours with us at the 100 Temple Street Dig!! Thank you Adam! Twitter Facebook email
With the 2nd part of the Millenium Square project about to happen, on 26th July, here’s a piece about the story so far. Twitter Facebook email
We were very lucky to have been asked to be interviewed by Bob Flowerdew and Pippa Greenwood for BBC Gardeners Question Time during Food Connections Week. This is us talking all things Incredible Edible Bristol Twitter Facebook email
The Incredible Edible network picked up early on on the buzz in Bristol. Sara Venn’s blog on the beginnings of Incredible Edible Bristol is here. “Bristol as a city is vibrant, fiercely independent and proud of it’s food culture. On every corner there is an restaurant or cafe, all offering different menus from […]
