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![This month a groundbreaking handbook about arts and social change burst onto the bookshelves. Playing for Time – Making Art as if the World Mattered by Lucy Neal was, like […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/MAIN_BEN-TOVIM_PATCH-OF-GROUND_LONDON_Ruth-BT1.jpg "Radical Roots: On Community Food Growing")
Radical Roots: On Community Food Growing
This month a groundbreaking handbook about arts and social change burst onto the bookshelves. Playing for Time – Making Art as if the World Mattered by Lucy Neal was, like […]
![This post was first published on 24th September 2014 under the title Mark Watson on Making Space for Flowers as part of the “Making Space for Nature” theme on the […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/BCLG-13.7.2014.jpg "On Making Space for Nature in Sustainable Bungay")
On Making Space for Nature in Sustainable Bungay
This post was first published on 24th September 2014 under the title Mark Watson on Making Space for Flowers as part of the “Making Space for Nature” theme on the […]
STIR Magazine Article on Sustainable Bungay – from July 2013
STIR magazine is a “reader-supported” printed publication which appears quarterly in the UK and beyond. STIR looks at “the inspiring and practical co-operative, commons-based and community-led alternatives to the crises […]
Give and Grow, Sunday May 19th, 11am-1pm
Almost ready for our regular Spring exchange of plants, seeds, seedlings & garden equipment in Bungay Library Courtyard. An opportunity to come and meet some fellow gardeners for a chat, […]
![Hasten the Spring along this Sunday March 17th and join in with a Garden Workshop, “Hot Beds and Leafy Greens”, at Bungay Library at 3pm. A chance to prepare container […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Hot_Beds_and_Leafy_Greens.jpg "Edible Plants for 2013")
Edible Plants for 2013
Hasten the Spring along this Sunday March 17th and join in with a Garden Workshop, “Hot Beds and Leafy Greens”, at Bungay Library at 3pm. A chance to prepare container […]
Plant Swap in the Library Courtyard
This almost incessantly cold spring has hampered efforts to germinate seeds for my own allotment and garden, and scuppered attempts to raise seedlings for this event – trays of seeded […]
![On Sunday October 30th a small, resilient band of us turned up brandishing our forks and rakes to prepare the library garden beds for their winter rest. The weather was greyer and far […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/PA300014-low-res.jpg "Preparing the Garden for Winter and the Plant Medicine Bed")
Preparing the Garden for Winter and the Plant Medicine Bed
On Sunday October 30th a small, resilient band of us turned up brandishing our forks and rakes to prepare the library garden beds for their winter rest. The weather was greyer and far […]
Library Community Garden Workday – Sunday 30th October, 11am-1pm
To all those who enjoy getting your hands dirty. The Library Courtyard Garden has been full of flowers, bees and fruit this year, so much so that it needs a […]
![It was the hottest October weekend on record, and it certainly didn’t feel like Autumn in the library garden on Sunday morning (Oct 2) at Sustainable Bungay’s produce swap. Here […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/IMG_6801-low-res1.jpg "Autumn Produce Swap at the Library Garden")
Autumn Produce Swap at the Library Garden
It was the hottest October weekend on record, and it certainly didn’t feel like Autumn in the library garden on Sunday morning (Oct 2) at Sustainable Bungay’s produce swap. Here […]
![Our second Give and Grow Plant Swap took place on Sunday May 1st in the Library Courtyard. There was a splendid array of plants brought in – everything from an […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Plant Exchange is Permanent")
Plant Exchange is Permanent
Our second Give and Grow Plant Swap took place on Sunday May 1st in the Library Courtyard. There was a splendid array of plants brought in – everything from an […]