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Category: Community Orchards

Meet the Moor Nook Park Community Orchard

This short video from The Orchard Project highlights the transformative power of community orchards.

Published February 3, 2021

Categorised as Community Orchards, Linking Out Tagged Moor Nook Park, The Orchard Project

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Nature is at the heart of every orchard we create. It's vital that we preserve legislation that protects our natural environment, which is why we support the call to #DefendNature. Here's a simple guide to how you can add your voice from @WildlifeTrusts: https://bit.ly/3UQfrve

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Abundance York (a project from Edible York) @abundanceyork ·

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On the Help Your Self Shelf at @JRHT_FolkHall
Cookers: Bramley, Laxton’s Peerless
Sweet: Sunset, Gala, & perhaps one sneaky Ellison’s Orange!

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Helmsley Walled Garden @helmsleywalledg ·

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Yorkshire apple of the day, Annie Elizabeth was grown by Samuel Greatorex around 1857 and named after his daughter who died tragically young. Commercially grown from 1868, it crops and keeps well and maintains its shape when baked. @HelmsleyWalledG #AppleMonth #YorkshireAppleFact

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