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Croydon charity to distribute thousands of free seeds
Wayne Starr allotment. Pic: John Whitgift Foundation
Croydon’s biggest landowner and the operator of three large fee-paying schools, the John Whitgift Foundation, has launched an ambitious bid to make Croydon one of the UK’s greenest boroughs.
The Grow with John campaign sees the launch of a borough-wide programme to inspire residents to take up gardening.
Announced on March 31 this year, in the wake of the charity’s 425
th anniversary, the campaign will seed its gardening programme to all ages and backgrounds through a dedicated website where up to 400,000 Croydon residents can order a pack of free seeds.