Landshare

7 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from May 18, 2015
  

  Ulrike M. asked:

  We have a new mascot for our project!! Can anyone find a name for him/her please?

  

  Gary S. replied:

  http://www.landshare.net/ Just found this, do you pps know anyone already, within an hours cycle distance from Boscombe, with room for overnight camping

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• Referral from January 20, 2015
  

  Sally S. asked:

  Hi we have a huge overgrown garden and Orchard, we moved in just over a year ago. We started out on our Vegetable plot last year but didnt do very well. We need someone to potter around the garden who has more time. We cant afford a gardener but was thinking that someone with no space to garden would like to come and help us in return for a part of the garden for themselves what do you think?

  

  Jennifer D. replied:

  Hi Sally. Have you thought of listing on the landshare, www.landshare.net site that Hugh Fernley Whittingstall championed a while back? You can offer your land and terms you's like to impose. I am sure someone would leap at the chance. Good luck.

  

  Diane H. replied:

  Damn......was hoping you lived near me!!!! The Landshare scheme is good though so do explore. Good luck. x x x x

  

  Iris S. replied:

  Have you tried advertising on Landshare - Hugh Fernley-Whittingstall's project.....might be worthwhile.

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• Referral from June 15, 2012
  

  Mark B. asked:

  Has anyone seen that DIY SOS Big Build thing where a bunch of faux celeb builders & some real ones descend on the house of someone in need & completely rebuild it? Could we scale it down and do it as a local initiative? Just helping someone tidy up, a lick of paint and a blitz round the garden would help wouldn't it?

  

  Sam M. replied:

  Lovely - thanks Dan :o) I suppose the quid pro quo of people having their gardens done is that they might be happy to raise seedlings to plant in the Incredible Edible project? Also, while I remember... Landshare: http://www.landshare.net/ Just in case we're attracting the attentions of any local councils, companies, organisations or individuals who have plots of land that require greening.

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• Referral from November 10, 2014
  

  Emily C. asked:

  I'd like to find out about renting a plot at a local allotment. I know there's one in Ilminster, is there also one at dillington? Does anyone have contact details for either? Or any others? Many thanks!

  

  Shelley E. replied:

  http://www.landshare.net/

  

  Shelley E. replied:

  Landshare??

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