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The East London Garden Society is here to promote urban gardening and to put views forward to protect the environment in which we all live. The Society has come a long way since it was formed in September 2011.

It has acquired expertise in all aspects of gardening, made many friends and has been asked to assist in building gardens as well as teaching gardening to those in East London.

All this has come about as there is a need to promote gardening and provide a more sustainable environment. As an established Society we present gardening to a wide audience so we need others to be involved in whatever way they feel able to assist. See our Aims and contact us if you’d like to help.

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Latest News

The Voice
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The latest issue of The Voice has been sent to those who subscribe.

Complete the Mailing Form if you’d like a free copy of The Voice sent to your inbox each month.

Great Eastern Park Route Walk
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Join us on a walk that will take in various east London green spaces, where you will learn about the history and nature in these precious spaces as well as plans for the Great Eastern Parks Route in east London.

The walk will also feature the London Highline, the site of the planned forest garden along the disused railway line. Book Now

The Hackney Buzzline
Bee on flower

An innovative initiative aimed at improving pollinator habitats, enhancing cycling and walking routes, and engaging community-based bodies and residents in planting for bees and butterflies.

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Volunteers Wanted
London Children's Flower Society

The London Children’s Flower Society is looking for volunteers to help encourage children in schools across London to get involved in gardening.

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Hackney Parks Newsletter

Improvement works have now started on the playgrounds in Hackney Downs, Clapton Common, Stonebridge Gardens and Well Street Common.

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Pumpkins
Pumpkin

Read about Pumpkins, their history and how they were used.

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Trees Reveal Climate Surprise
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Microbes hidden within tree bark can absorb methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, from the atmosphere.

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Think Twice
Tree pruning

Think carefully before cutting back your trees. By removing all the branches, young birds are now exposed to their predators.

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Save Lea Marshes Newsletter
SLM newsletter

SLM’s recent March for Clean Water brought people together with a common cause to try and improve the condition of our seas, rivers and water that are being blighted by sewage, road run-off and other types of pollution. Read More

The Mayor of London has produced a climate risk map to make Londoners aware of the risks, such as heavy flooding and excess heat, during extreme weather in the capital. Read More

Read the latest Newsletter from Save Lea Marshes.

We Should Plant More Trees
Plant more trees

Trees provide many benefits to humans and the ecosystem. Here are five reasons why we should plant more trees.

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Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park
Tower Hamlets cemetery

The Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park is an award-winning local charity working to protect, preserve and care for the Cemetery Park.

See their full list of Events and their latest News.

Garden Building & Design

The East London Garden Society is now in a position to offer its services to others. We have the knowledge and ability to design, build and maintain gardens to create people’s wishes for their environment.

Our aim is to promote gardening in every way by working with others who are able to assist. For further information, please Contact Us

Become a Member

We need to drive home to those who can make change, our determination to improve the environment for all of us in this part of London. We are striving to make the environment in East London to be foremost in people’s minds.

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