The background of our project originated from the ‘Feeding Tayside Through The Climate Crisis’ conference held in March 2023. The conference identified various interventions, including the need to map community, regenerative, and organic food producers in Tayside. This initiative also aligns with Tayside’s response to The Good Food Nation Act, involving a working group with representatives from diverse stakeholder groups.
Check out more details here: Feeding Tayside Through The Climate Crisis.
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The Crieff Allotment Association was formed in 2011 after former Chairman John put an article in the local paper to see if anyone shared his desire to grow his own fruit and vegetables. After gaining much interest from the local community, the newly-formed group approached the authorities to enquire about land for an allotment site….
View MoreThe orchard was planted in Autumn 2008 on land, which was once used as a market garden, belonging to Atholl Estates. The trees were planted by local schoolchildren and residents, Atholl rangers and a team of volunteers from Price Waterhouse Cooper. There are 173 trees, a mixture of apple, pear, plum, cherry and greengage with…
View MoreThe Field is a community growing project, producing vegetables, fruit and cut flowers for sale and distribution to the community and volunteers. We grow along organic principles. We have high regard for the soil, try to minimise impact on the environment and reduce food miles while growing high quality crops suited to the season and…
View MoreSince May 2014 we have worked to nurture and convert an acre of donated land in Camserney, Perthshire, into a vibrant biodynamic garden growing vegetables, herbs and flowers. We also promote an understanding of innovative, biodynamic methods and provide vulnerable people in our community with the skills, support and space to train, volunteer and work….
View MoreWe are a small Community Allotment Association founded in 2012 and a Registered Charirity (SCIO No. SC044345). Our charitable purposes are: The advancement of environmental protection or improvement by encouraging a variety of people to use the allotment space or space within their own garden for cultivation of fruit and vegetables and by helping to…
View MoreNewly developed allotments with ten lots available. Used for community growing. The Site is located behind St Margaret’s Hospital, and accessed via the adjacent lane from Town head. Learn more here
View MoreAPC is planning a community garden to give individuals and families the space to get involved in growing vegetables and flowers, with help and support when needed. We grow vegetables or flowers to share with the community. Work is at last underway to improve the garden access from the road and facilitate our offer of…
View MorePerth community farm was established in 2018 and is run purely by volunteers. We are a Not for Profit organisation. You can find out more via Facebook or You can find out more HERE
View MoreThe Perthshire Organic Gardeners or POG as we call ourselves, founded in 2003, we are an informal group of like minded gardeners and one of a growing number of groups dedicated to sustainable and organic gardening. We meet regularly at various venues around the county. Meetings usually involves food and lots of discussion. You can…
View MoreSouth Perth Community Partnership run the South Perth Community Garden for community use. There are organic gardens for the general public, community groups and schools. There are 30 raised beds and allotment plots available to be rented. You can find out more via Facebook or You can find out more HERE
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