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Recent Posts:
- ALLOTMENT GARDENING IS COMING TO CLONAKILTY IN 2010 Interested?
- Allotments added - Corrib Garden Allotments, Portacarron, Oughterard, Co.Galway
- West Cork Local Food
- Growing Food at Home
- New Allotments added in Bandon
- Castlefarm Summer Club opens its gates to budding young farmers
- Open Day at Hydro Allotments, Blarney, Cork
- Annamoe Allotments - open weekend 27th & 28th June 2009
- Outdoor Oven Workshop - 13th and 14th of June 2009
- Seed Saving Workshop
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- GoGreen – Green Ideas and Solutions
- Organic Republic – Organic Fruit and Vegetables box scheme in Cork
- Kinvara Sustainable Living
- Veg and Flower Time
- Mahon Point Farmers Market
- Pioneer Woman Home & Garden – Build Your Own Raised Flower/Vegetable Bed
- Tropical Permaculture – Growing Ginger Root
- Mahon Point Farmers Market
- DarrenWilliger.com – How to deal with enemies of the plants
- Cork Greenmap
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