Seacroft Forest Garden

Seacroft Forest Garden

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Community green space created with a focus around growing fruit and vegetables.

Seacroft Forest Garden

The Seacroft Forest Gardens is a project led by Climate Action Seacroft.

Residents from the area are turning a unused piece of land into a fruit and vegetable garden. This will provide local people with access to green space and food.

Location Details

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  • Seacroft Forest Garden
  • Seacroft Forest Garden

Things to Note

Seacroft Forest Garden has the following on-site or nearby:

  • Nearby Food & Drink
  • Nearby Parking

Location

Seacroft is one of the largest suburbs in Leeds consisting of council housing. It sits in the LS14 postcode area 4-miles from Leeds city centre.

Things to Do

Volunteer at the Garden

Every other Sunday morning the Forest Garden community group meet to volunteer their time in developing and maintaining the green space. Anyone is welcome to attend and volunteer at the garden. For the latest information you can check the Forest Garden Facebook group.

Plant or Pick Fruit and Veg

A big focus of the Seacroft Forest Garden is the process of planting (and picking!) from the canopy of fruit trees and perennial vegetable grows. You can help maintain and nurture this source of food by contributing to the growing process. Eventually, the garden will be a place that the community can pick their own fresh fruit and vegetables.

Take a Break

When you aren’t getting your hands dirty with the fruit and veg, the garden green space is there to be enjoyed on your own or with others. The shade from the trees is a great place to park up and enjoy the peace and sense of community that will come from the garden.

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History

The Climate Action Seacroft group have worked in partnership with Leeds City Council to turn this piece of wasteland into a community forest garden. As of 2023 – and in the space of 2-years – over 1400 community volunteer hours have been put into this project.

Amenities

The nearest public toilet is a 10-minute walk away to the Cricketers Arm pub.

Food and Drink

Key Fisheries is a 10-minute walk away on York Road. This chippy is a popular choice with the locals!

Parking

Park fore free in the laybys on South Parkway, LS14 6ZD (Google Map Directions).

Access

The site is not accessible by a wheelchair or pushchair user.

To access Seacroft Forest Garden you will need to use the ginnel between South Parkway and St James Approach.

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