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The story behind the seeds: A visit from Momma Selma
Some visits stay with you long after the day is over. This month we welcomed Momma Selma to OmVed Gardens.
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Making Homes for Hairy-Footed Flower Bees
Meet the hairy-footed flower bee, one of spring's first pollinators, and see how we built bee hotels from reclaimed materials at OmVed Gardens.
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Introducing Urban Fungarium / Rachel Kitchlew, OmVed's October Artist of the Month
We are delighted to announce Rachel Kitchlew as OmVed Gardens' Artist of the Month for October.
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Growing a lifelong relationship with nature in Highgate village
Schools Project Manager Corrie Wingate reflecting on OmVed Gardens' work with schools across London. We're sharing it here with thanks to the Buzz.
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OmVed Gardens at the London Open House Festival 2026
We’re delighted to announce that OmVed Gardens is part of London Open House Festival 2026 in September.
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Introducing Becky Lyon, OmVed’s September Artist of the Month
We are delighted to announce Becky Lyon as OmVed Gardens’ September Artist of the Month
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A Sculpture That Weathers With Us: Arran Gregory's Rammed Earth Bio-Sculpture
Artist of the Month Arran Gregory led twelve participants in co-creating a rammed earth head sculpture at OmVed Gardens.
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Celebrating the garden’s wildlife in June by Kiran Lee
OmVed Ecologist Kiran Lee reflects on a month of wildlife sightings shared across the garden team's WhatsApp chat.
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Introducing Arran Gregory: Our Artist of the Month of July
We are delighted to announce Arran Gregory as OmVed Gardens’ July Artist of the Month
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Notes from the Garden by OmVed's Head Gardener Vicky Chown
This week in the garden has largely been about catching up after some truly extraordinary weather
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Introducing Bi Curious George, OmVed's June Artist of the Month
We are delighted to announce Bi Curious George as OmVed Gardens’ June Artist of the Month
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From seedling to fruition - How OmVed Gardens grew
The story of how landscape architect and designer Paul Gazerwitz led the healing of a neglected, polluted space with care, facilitating a sympathetic rewilding.
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