Kathryn Baker is the projects network development officer for the Permaculture Association.
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Sticking to the plot: A celebration of permaculture allotment projects
Often located in the heart of communities, many allotments have become thriving projects, where people gather to learn about growing food and to connect with nature and each other. In this post I will share the story of my allotment site and the medicinal herb garden project I started there last year.
September 8, 2021
