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A fruitful hedge planted by Tree Wardens and volunteers at Durnsford Recreation Ground in the London Borough of Merton.

Espalier workshop - ever wanted to learn how to produce beautiful fruit trees in a small space?

Hedges – Britain ’s Largest Nature Reserve. A Hedgerow Harvest talk on hedges, moths and food.

Hedges – Britain ’s Largest Nature Reserve. A Hedgerow Harvest talk on hedges, wildlife and food.

Hedges – Britain ’s Largest Nature Reserve. A Hedgerow Harvest talk on hedges, wildlife and food.

Fruit trees were planted in Wick Woodland to increase the variety of fruit that local people can harvest

This edible hedgerow is to be planted to provide local people with the opportunity to forage fresh fruit in an urban park.

Planted on the edge of the Portchester Amateur Football Club pitch, this fruit hedge will provide free food at half time

This fruit hedge at Stepney City Farm will increase the productivity of  the site by its border edible.

A fruit hedge was planted at the new environmental education centre on the Woolley Firs estate.

A fruit hedge was planted at Hart Plain Junior School for use in lessons and for growing local food.

A fruit hedge will be planted at Newchurch Beefields an extraordinary site of national significance for its bees

A fruit hedge was planted at One Horse Field for colour, food and public interest where an elm hedge once stood

A fruit hedge will be planted at Pan Country Park to provide a new feature in the Country Park.

A fruit hedge will be planted at Pan Mill Meadows to provide a fruit edge to the public footpath

A fruit hedge will be planted at Merstone Station along the path to provide free food for the walkers

A fruit hedge will be planted at the Community Orchard to enhance this public ‘scrumping’ site.

A fruit hedge will be planted at Feltham Young Offender Institute to teach the boys about using fruit in their cooking

A fruit hedge was planted at Mayow Park in Lewisham around the edge of a community orchard.

A fruit hedge will be planted around and old orchard at Cannon Hill Common to enhance the heritage of the area

A fruit hedge was planted around the Bersted Brooks local nature reserve to provide free food

A fruit hedge was planted as part of the Forest Row Forest Garden project.

A fruit hedge was planted on the large 23 acre Sherfield on Lodden village green to grow local food for the village

A fruit hedge was planted in Mengham Junior School to allow the children to experience growing their own food

A fruit hedge was planted in Hayling College as part of the "Growing together project" to grow food

A fruit hedge was planted in North Hinkesy finishing the community orchard which adjoins the local nature reserve

Hedges – Britain ’s Largest Nature Reserve. A Hedgerow Harvest talk on hedges, wildlife and food.

An open afternoon took place to sample the gardens produce and look at the fruitful hedge.

Training event run at the fruitful hedge planted by Portsmouth Tree Wardens to show the maintenance of fruit.

A fruit hedge was planted by Alton Allotment Association to grow wild food around the new allotments.

A fruit hedge was planted by Wicor Primary School around the exisiting school orchard

A fruit hedge was planted by Chalgrove Wildlife and Conservation Society around a newly created open space.

A hedge was planted in Great Linford along the edge of the allotments to provide free local food

A hedge was planted in Great Linford along the edge of the community orchard to enhance the orchard and its fruit

A fruit hedge was planted along the boundary of Spelthorne park  cared for by Spelthorne Tree Wardens.

This hedge was planted in the grounds of St Mary's Primary School around the school vegetable gardens

This hedge was planted at Blanchman's Farm Local Nature Reserve to provide food and amenity value in the village

This hedge was planted around the edge of the Parish Council's community orchard on November 26th, 2011

This hedge was planted along the edge of Bearsted Woods planted with fruit producing native species.

A hedge planted at the village school to link the school's vegtable garden with their wildlife area

A boundary hedge for food and wildlife in this village school, providing shade and shelter for the school.

A fruitful demonstration hedge planted by Kent Tree Wardens and students at Hadlow College.

Join the West Sussex Tree Wardens for an apple event where you can learn to graft apples.

Join the West Sussex Tree Warden's for a wild food forage in Walderton, West Sussex.

Tree Trivia Talk: Come and learn about the value of trees from food to furniture and much more.

This hedge was planted to replace some felled sycamorees along the edge of the village allotments.

This hedge will be planted as part of a community orchard project organised by the Lydden Enviornment Group.

This landshare hedge was planted along the allotments to provide food, shade and biodivesity.

This hedge was planted in along the front of the environmentally friendly village hall.

This hedge was planted in a park in Reading, close to an old orchard which is being restored.

This hedge will be planted around the allotments in the Parish of Hound, Eastleigh.

A fruitful hedge will be planted in Kingston Village, East Sussex to provide local food for the community

A talk about the Hedgerow Harvest Project and how Tree Wardens in Reading can be involved.

A talk about Britian's Heritage of Trees, especially our old fruit varieties and their modern use.

A talk about Britian's Heritage of Trees, especially our old fruit varieties and their modern use.

Talk: The Unseen Wildlife of Trees and Hedges. Can we grow more fruit to feed wildlife and humans?

Talk: Unseen Wildlife of Trees and Hedges. Can we grow more fruit to feed both wildlife and humans?

Join us to forage for wild food and learn how to make your own refreshing beverages.

Forage for wild food and learn how to make your own refreshing beverage out of wild plants

An introduction to some really wild recipes with jams, pickles and soups made out of wild produce.

A talk about the Hedgerow Harvest and how Tree Wardens in West Sussex can be involved.

A Wassail will be held in the Tangmere Communtiy Garden to celebrate the garden and its hedge.

Trees for Cities worked with students from Phoenix College to create an edible hedgerow.

A fruitful hedge was planted between Sedlecombe Village Hall and Red Barn Nature Park

A fruitful demonstration hedge was planted around the Tangmere Community Garden to provide free food.

A fruitful demonstration hedge planted by Kent Tree Wardens at Singleton Environment Centre.

A fruitful hedge planted by Gosport residents, Cubs and Scouts to provide fruit for the community.

A fruitful hedge planted by Tree Wardens and volunteers at Three Kings Piece in Surrey.

A fruitful hedge that is also good for wildlife planted by Tree Wardens and volunteers in North London.

A fruitful hedge planted by Portsmouth and Southsea Tree Wardens along a path to Hilsea station.

A fruitful hedge planted by Wrotham Dog Walking Society around an old allotment site.

Find out about hedgerow fruits and seeds and join in the activities at Buchan Country Park

Join the London Wildlife Trust collecting native tree seeds and celebrate Apple Day with a range of apple activities.