Saturday 29th September 12-4pm Pots, plants and pickles

By Mother Goose Nursery
September 26, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Mother Goose Nursery

Posted September 26, 2018

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Posted September 26, 2018

Come and share in our harvest by trying our vegetable soup, pickles and while your in our lovely wildlife garden paint a pot too and plant something to take home.

A free event for adults, families and accompanied children. Entrance is at the lower end of Wanley Road between the new and older flats near the corner with Greendale, down a path by some green bike lockers and across grass to metal gates. There is one step.

www.mothergoosegarden.co.uk

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