Good to Grow Week 2026

From 18 - 26 April join our festival of urban food growing where community gardens, city farms, allotmenteers and schools all over London celebrate the new growing season.

Multi Level wooden planter boxes filled with vegetables and flowers. . Credit: Petra Richll

Multi Level wooden planter boxes filled with vegetables and flowers. . Credit: Petra Richll

We invite London's food growing gardens to celebrate the new season by hosting an event, volunteer session or open day as part of Good to Grow week. It's is a great way to get yourself on the map, attract new volunteers and bring your community together to prepare the ground for the growing season.

Register your event

When you register, we will provide lots of resources to help you plan, promote and run your event, from social media posts to bug hunt activity packs. And your event will be added to the Capital Growth map to help more people discover you. 

Good to Grow: tales of resilience webinar

Join us for the Good to Grow Week Launch webinar, Monday 2 March, at 6:30-7:30pm, as we start off the growing season with inspiration to make your food garden thrive. Hear all about our two key projects this spring: Good to Grow week and the Big Bug Count and more!

Find out more and sign up 

Not a member of the Capital Growth network? No problem! Membership is free and takes about 5 minutes. The Capital Growth Network is for everyone, whether you’re growing food already or keen to get started. We welcome community gardens, allotments, school gardens, city farms, growing enterprises and home growers. Join Now

 

 

 

 

Capital Growth

Capital Growth is London's Food Growing Network, with over 2000 members. Whether you are growing at home, as part of an allotment, in a community group or school you can join for free to receive benefits such as discounts, advice and monthly enewsletters.

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