Our Yard at Clitterhouse Farm

28/09/2026

Yes, it is officially Autumn 🍂 which means it is peak chutney season.

Spiced Green Tomatoes and Quince is our favorite....
This year we added some apple, pear and rhubarb to our existing recipe 😋

The secret to good chutney is a slow, patient simmer that lets the vinegar, sugar, and spices melt into a thick, jammy paste.

You cannot rush a chutney so allow few hours.

All produce picked from our community garden and prepared by our volunteers.
The jars are available at our caffe shop Thursday to Sunday.

Which one is your favorite chutney flavour?

26/09/2026

Tromboncino - You’ve all heard by now thanks to 😉 but we have been growing the tasty squash for many years at garden.

Not only are they easy to grow but they’re vigorous, tasty and nutritious.

They make great side dish simply sliced and roasted or diced and added to a vegetable frittata.
The flavour is sweet and nutty.
Tromboncino can be added well to a curry, tagine or stew.
We make yummy Tromboncino soup available at our community cafe.

This year we have grown the biggest Tromboncino long 1.27m maybe next year we can challenge Kevin from the (his Tromboncino was 1.48m long) amazing 👏

Have you grown tromboncinos?
Next year.... let's grow together 💚

21/09/2026

Join us for a creative morning printing spooky prints onto canvas bags, whether your little creates a trick or treat bag or a spooky design to take home the options are all yours!

Parents/Guardians must attend with child

👻 Saturday 31 October
🕸️ 11-1pm

Our Yard at Clitterhouse Farm

Tickets can be brought on Eventbrite

See you there 🎃

20/09/2026

We eventually all drink the water that is in our rivers.

The water is pumped out of rivers into cleaning plants, cleaned and then sent to our homes.

The more pollution we dump into rivers, the more likely our tap water will also contain contaminants after cleaning. Microplastics, for instance are very hard to remove!

19/09/2026