Supporting community learning about edible cultural practices.
Apple tree

Our Forest Garden at Coed comprises of dozens of fruit trees, vegetables, perennial and annual herbs, and over 30 hives of honey bees.  Our mission is to build practical skills and knowledge in edible culture. 

We also have a  community kitchen garden and series of polytunnnels where we grow a range of edibles. 

Through the Ediculture eight phases of Ediculture framework, we aim to build skills and understanding in: 1) foraging, 2) agroecological growing food, 3) designing edible food growing spaces using permaculture principles, 4) seasonal connection, 5) nutrition, 6) herbal medicine, 7) working with people and 8) nature connection.

We host workshops, courses and volunteer opportunities from our site in the Vale of Glamorgan. 

To find out more, sign up to our newsletter https://ediculture.org/ follow us on instagram @ediculture and come to Coed Ffest! To find out more about volunteer opportunities, email [email protected].

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Please get in touch with [email protected]
Type of project
Charity / Social Enterprise
Physical Elements/Features
Community garden
Community orchard
Compost toilets
Forest garden
Garden
Off grid
Wildlife meadows
Woodland
Services/Activities
B and B
Camping
Courses
Forest School
Venue to hire
Visits (by arrangement)
Volunteering
Workshops
When the project started
Contact name
Stephen Watts
Postal address of project

Coed Hills
St. Hilary
Vale of Glamorgan
CF71 7DP
United Kingdom

Contact email