Tucked away behind Holy Trinity Church Hall in Kingswood, Trinity Garden is a community growing and wellbeing space, with a productive allotment alongside new sensory garden.
Work began on the garden in March 2022, when what was then a derelict patch of land started its transformation into the space you see today. George, our original Allotment Coordinator, played a huge part in bringing the garden to life, working alongside a fantastic team of volunteers to create a flourishing space producing vegetables, salad, fruit and flowers.
Today, the garden is coordinated by Milly and continues to grow and develop. As well as growing food, it's a welcoming space used by a variety of our groups to support people's health and wellbeing, giving people the chance to spend time outdoors, connect with nature and enjoy being part of something.
Our sensory garden has added a new dimension to the space, with plants and features chosen to engage the senses and create an enjoyable place to spend time in nature.
Get involved
Our community gardening sessions take place every Thursday, 11.30am–1.30pm.
You don't need to be an experienced gardener to join us. There are plenty of opportunities to learn as you go, from sowing seeds and planting to caring for the garden and harvesting what we've grown.
If you already have gardening experience, we'd love to have you too! Experienced volunteers play an important part in helping us develop the garden and sharing their skills and knowledge with others.
The produce we grow is shared between our volunteers and used across We are BS15's community food projects, including The Kitchen and The Beacon Café – so what we grow in the garden goes on to support people across our community.
If you'd like to get involved, click Interested in Volunteering below and send us your details.
