If you are aged between 8 and 13 and would like to try your hand at throwing a clay pot on a wheel and making some lovely ceramic signs to put up around the farm come and join us with ceramist www.leyla-folwell.co.uk on Saturday 25th February and Saturday 24th March.
Session 1 - 10.30 -1pm - we collect inspiration from the garden and draw our designs and will roll out the slabs of clay ready for the signs to be made in session 2.
Now each students will throw their own pot on the wheel to thir own unique design.
Are you elderly or infirm, and need assistance with your garden?
Run in partnership with Southwark Council, Walworth Garden Farm provides an excellent service to its qualifying housing tenants across the borough. The scheme, which is in its ninth year, provides a high standard of garden maintenance to those who, through age or disability, are incapacitated.
2012 Do you live or work in Southwark? Would you like to improve the local community?
You can access funding for CGS Community Projects to make your local environment cleaner, greener and safer. The funding can help with security measures, lighting, landscaping, parks and addressing ‘grot spots’, as well as adding children’s playgrounds or outdoor sports and youth facilities.
Our first Composting course kicks off on Saturday 10 December, part of our Introduction to Gardening series of FREE courses for beginner gardeners. Worm Composting in the city
Ever wanted to make your own jam or chutney but don't know how?
Now you can with the help of the experts at walworth garden farm.We are running two midweek sessions.We will pick,chop and cook produce from the farm and you will be taught how to turn it into a delicious preserve and take home a sample.
Our Camberwell Beauty butterfly bench has completed the final stage of its metamorphosis, created by local sculptor Arthur Demowbray .
It began its new life as a huge piece of 600 year old oak ,felled from Bletchley Park and has gone through months of chainsawing and delicate carving from its cocoon to emerge as a butterfly cradled in a pair of hands.
It inspired our woodcarving workshop last summer and has spawned countless bug hotels and insect towers installed around Southwark from the debris of its rotten timber and carving waste.
Walworth Garden Farm was founded in 1987 in a heavily built up inner-city area of Southwark. Local residents created the farm on derelict land to provide education, training and resources in organic horticulture for the local community.