Plant and Share returns for 2025 to help inspire the nation to get growing, together. With four key themes to explore: Growing for All, Growing for Joy, Growing to Eat and Growing for Nature, each week has resources and tips to get your growing activities off the ground.
As the buds on trees begin to appear and birds find their song again, it’s a wonderful time to get outside and warm up your green fingers. We’ll guide you through some handy tips to help everyone get growing this spring.
The joy of smelling a flower you have grown from a bulb or tasting a tomato you have grown from a seed is amazing, but getting set up to start growing can feel expensive. In this resource you’ll pick up some quick tips and ideas for growing on a budget, no matter what size space you have.
This bumper resource is perfect for a classroom, after school club or community group of any age. You’ll learn all you need to grow and cook peas and mint for a tasty summery soup.
Discover a world of cheap, tasty and nutritious flavours with microgreen magic!
Enjoying nature and getting involved in growing doesn’t have to mean stepping outside or having access to lots of space. Find out how to get closer to nature using the space you have in this resource.
We’ve put together a list of activities which can help you get a bit crafty with growing, so get stuck in and don’t forget to share your creations with us!
Did you know that there are over 250 different species of bee in the UK alone? Learn about the most common UK species then organise a bee identification session as part of Plant and Share.
Soil is vital to life on Earth. 95% of the food we eat comes from soil, and it’s home to a quarter of the Earth’s species. Learn more and discover how to identify different types of soil in this activity pack.
