A growing revolution: new ways of using the land

From providing food to those in need to transforming public land, gardens have more uses than ever. Here, we look at some of the new ways old skills are being applied to benefit everyone"If you want to have a chat and a cup of tea, you can, if you want to put your hands in the dirt you can," says Denise Farrell, site manager at the Wolves Lane Centre, a community garden of glasshouses and planting beds set within the suburbs of Wood Green, north London. Continue reading...