Clean and Green

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Increase community cohesion, Improve animal welfare, the environment and reduce crime

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A crime preventative solution to transform a neglected space into an organic garden to improve th...

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To transform a smal neglected space behind a wall strewn with litter into an organic lavender garden

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Today’s balance

£3.71 GBP

Total raised

£684.90 GBP

Total disbursed

£681.19 GBP

Estimated annual budget

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News from Clean and Green

Updates on our activities and progress.

Garden impact - Conversations with residents - A neighbour inspired to plant sunflowers

It was lovely to chat with the neighbour next to our 2026 Mary Street Lavendar garden. Beyond the wall, we prepared the land for planting and he came and said he had planted 'Some flowers' which we had no idea what they were. Two months on...
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Published on September 17, 2026 by Kirsty Harper

Garden impact - Conversations with residents - picking apples and cherries

It was lovely today to catch a mother and daughter admiring the micro walled wellbeing garden today in Hollycot Gardens. The mother was showing her daughter the garden and talking about lavendar. I told the lady the plants were medicinal an...
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Published on August 22, 2026 by Kirsty Harper

Garden impact - Conversations with neighbours - Lavander growing

This week a resident from Lincoln streets was walking by our micro walled wellbeing bee garden and asked for advice on lavendar as she looked at our garden. She said hers had died.Its nice to be inspiring residents to plant and grow and als...
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Published on August 3, 2026 by Kirsty Harper

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Garden impact - Conversations with neighbours who planted Sunflowers

Published on September 17, 2026 by Kirsty Harper

It was lovely to chat with the neighbour next to our 2026 Mary Street Lavendar garden. Beyond the wall, we prepared the land for planting and he came and said he had planted 'Some flowers' which we had no idea what they were. Two months on...

Conversations with residents - picking cherries and apples

Published on August 22, 2026 by Kirsty Harper

It was lovely today to catch a mother and daughter admiring the micro walled wellbeing garden today in Hollycot Gardens. The mother was showing her daughter the garden and talking about lavendar. I told the lady the plants were medicinal an...

Conversations with neighbours - Lavendar growing

Published on August 3, 2026 by Kirsty Harper

This week a resident from Lincoln streets was walking by our micro walled wellbeing bee garden and asked for advice on lavendar as she looked at our garden. She said hers had died. Its nice to be inspiring residents to plant and grow and al...

About


Clean and Green was initially formed in May 2021 following a successful project proposal submitted by Hollycot Gardens- Camrose Croft Corner neighbourhood to Neighbourhood Watch. The trigger for our work is to identify flytipping hotspots and littering hotspots and clean them and transform them into Organic lavendar gardens which are architectural in design and occupy the space in such a way this is no longer available for flytipping and dropping litter and other debris. Out of this, we are in turn focussig on Biodiversity - our organic planting has the aim to improve biodiversity in particular for insects, bees and birds as well as planting medicinal plants. This in turn improves Community Wellbeing. Activities by neighbours have included watering, planting, foraging cherries and apples and much more.   The project was initially live for six months following the receipt of the donation of £314. The project aims to improve the community environment, increase biodiversity, community wellbeing,  raise animal welfare awareness and reduce crime. Five years on, we now have five Micro-organic Wellbeing gardens which have been designed on wasteland that was previouly used for flytipping. Please refer to our updates under CONNECT to see the range of activities we have carried out.  For our current project please refer to CONTRIBUTE and click on projects for information.

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