Wildlife Friendly Vegetable Gardens | Ep2: Preparing your soil and choosing your crops

Welcome to the second video in our series on Wildlife Friendly Vegetable Gardening! Whether you're part of a community garden or growing your own food at home, these tips will help you get prepared for planting!
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We speak to Andy Callow from Sherwood Garden Consultancy to find out:
How to prepare your soil for planting
How to decide what to grow in your space

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About Green your Neighbourhood:
We want to make it easy for people like you to take ownership of your local green space and take action that will benefit your local area, your community and wildlife. So we're unveiling a series of inspiring short films filled with practical tips and heartwarming stories, to help you make a difference in your community.

Green your Neighbourhood is being made possible thanks to a grant of £10,000 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, with thanks to National Lottery Players. The Wildlife Garden Project has been working alongside Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust to film community groups involved in Nextdoor Nature Nottingham, the Trust’s movement for nature.


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