Garden Details
Core Landscapes Community Gardens
The Garden
These three beautiful gardens support biodiversity, foster connections in the local community, promote positive mental health for all, and showcase replicable climate change mitigation techniques. The gardens boast food and herb growing, herbacious borders, wild areas, a plant nursery, an event space, sheltered teaching space and the most beautiful polypod ever. An Arts and Crafts fair will take place on Saturday with work created by Core Arts students and volunteers.The gardens were awarded an "Outstanding" rating and were the "Category Winner" for roof gardens, in London in Bloom and the Green Flag award 2023.
Core Landscapes is part of Core Arts' award-winning mental health charity' and uses horticulture to transform underused sites into green havens to promote wellbeing.
Core Landscapes Project Director: Nemone Mercer
Further information on London Parks & Gardens Inventory
Visitor Information
- Open
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Saturday 12:00–17:00
- Activities
- Garden tours, acoustic music sets, and bargain plant hunting. Inspiration for gardeners growing anywhere. Core Arts 'Arts and Crafts' fair, cake sales, tea coffee and licensed bar.
- Picnics allowed.
- Entrance
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Entrance to roof garden is on Wardle Street (round the corner from the Core Arts garden). Entrance to church garden is on Homerton High Street. Entrance to members garden is on St Barnabas Terrace.
Nearest postcode: E9 6DJ - Buses
- Map of nearby bus stops
- Station
- Homerton Overground
- Toilets
- Disabled toilet on site
- Access
- No wheelchair access to the roof garden. Ground level gardens are accessible. The church garden has a gravel path into the garden with flat paths around the site.
- Dogs
- Dogs on leads
