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Rewilding Denmarkfield Community Allottment

18 March 202429 March 2024 By Donna

The Rewild Denmarkfield project located south of Luncarty. This project is a rewilding scheme planned for the development of vegetable allotments which will be maintained by local dwellers. Families will be able to reserve their own allotment to grow their own food throughout the year with each allotment designed to feed a family across the four seasons.

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  Bonnie Dundee
Forgan Arts Centre Allotments  

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