VOLUNTEERS were enjoying the fresh Spring air last weekend as part of a national scheme. The Incredible Edible Wrecsam group were out in force again on Sunday morning for one of their regular Super Organic Sunday events in and around Wrexham. This time it was planting apple trees and various bee-friendly shrubs, given to them as part of a Keep Wales Tidy scheme, at their community garden in Rhosddu Park. Marc Jones, Rhosddu s ward councillor and group member said: This is a great little venture involving local residents, Incredible Edible Wrecsam and the council to make better use of spaces to plant fruit trees, herbs and plants.
A WREXHAM group has been given a financial boost thanks to a new garden scheme. Over the past year, green spaces have been more important than ever, allowing residents to reconnect, focus and relax. Now, Incredible Edible Wrecsam has given nature and the local community a boost thanks to a new garden scheme from environmental charity Keep Wales Tidy. ‘Local Places for Nature’ development packages include free training, advice, practical help and support to install new green spaces, as well as tools, materials and equipment to care for them long-term. Incredible Edible Wrecsam have created a large-scale food growing area on Price s Lane allotment in Rhosddu, Wrexham with the Keep Wales Tidy Local Places For Nature package.