Bristol Seedswap

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Bristol Seedswap Everyone welcome. Bristol Seed Swap is a fun day out for anyone interested in growing, horticulture, permaculture and eating cake.

A yearly community event (Sunday 21st Feb in 2027) where everyone from novice to expert growers can come together to swap seeds, listen to talks, eat cake, get advice. Discover diverse and interesting seeds and bring your own to swap if you have some. Meet fellow gardeners and experts in the field who can help you with any queries you have. Learn about seed and land issues, local projects and ideas for making the most of your allotment or garden. Enjoy browsing for seeds and plants and listening to expert talks.

10/03/2026

The Grow Wilder wildflower nursery has been busy 🌱 and is ready for Spring planting 🌻🌼

Come visit us for inspiration and advice about what to plant, and the wildflower nursery will make it happen 🐝

Wildflowers provide vital food for pollinators, every small patch can make a big difference.

10/03/2026
10/03/2026

Hey folkx - any help plugging our event on Saturday would be greatly appreciated :) spread the word, spread the buzz - thanks!

10/03/2026
10/03/2026
27/02/2026

Thankyou Solomon. We feel very passionately about the Swap and the connections it makes

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25/02/2026

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25/02/2026
25/02/2026

Join the University of the West of England to explore obstacles to, and opportunities for, reducing waste across the food system, from production to post-consumption. Food waste is an entrenched practice with harmful ecological, economic and social consequences. Across the entire food life-cycle –...

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