When – Saturday 11th March, King George V Park, Lanark Rd W, Currie EH14 5RT
10am – 11am – Join Chris from The Orchard Project to learn more about fruit trees, choosing suitable varieties, rootstocks and after care.
11am – 1pm Bring friends and family and let’s get planting!
Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes and if you have one please bring a spade. All welcome.
For more info, contact Lou: 07527035505
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