Dig for Victory Garden – Anderson Shelter with food crops sown on top!The garden is a realistic working portrayal of a war-time Dig for Victory garden which is open to the public, along with the 1940's house on the last Sunday of every month. The garden is planted by a volunteer - Mr. Francis McLennan -following exactly the war-time reccommendations of the Ministry of Food – right down to their cropping plan. Using 1940's materials and resources the garden provides a year-round supply of vegetables to supplement the meagre war-time rations. Surplus plants - both vegetables and flowers are available for sale and and seasonal organic vegetables are also on sale on a "pick-your-own" basis subject to availability. "Potato Pete" would be really pleased! For details visit the charity's website at www.lincolnsfields.co.uk or e-mail: info@lincolnsfields.co.uk. Tel: 01923 233841 |
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![]() The Anderson shelter – with it's sowing of crops on top. |
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![]() The varied crops making good growth- June 2010 |
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![]() Evoking memories of an unwanted kind! |
![]() Anderson Shelter |
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![]() and more – what a crop this will be! |
![]() Children planting our early potatoes. |
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![]() 1940s House Dig for Victory garden. |
![]() 1940s House Dig for Victory garden 2. |
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