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Fifth Quarter
The Fifth Quarter is a constituted voluntary group based in central Norwich who have established an edible container garden in the unused / underused communal space in a block of social housing. Fruit, herbs and vegetables are grown by members and are free to residents. A composting and liquid feed resource has also been set up. Currently, the group is in the process of setting up a new edible community garden on council owned public land in NR1 and are looking to take over other public spaces for community food production.
Website: Pending
Location: Norwich
Category: Community
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