Sutton Community Farm
Welcome to Sutton Community Farm’s website. The farm is an exciting new shared growing space for the local community to grow fruit and vegetables together. We have 7.5 acres of beautiful land overlooking London city.
We have weekly activity days every Tuesday and Saturday. The farm is open to everyone of all ages, skills, experience and location! We also encourage skill sharing and have a range of activities from bee keeping talks to mosaics to weaving, as well as regular barbecues and bonfires (and picnics every week!).
The farm is at the Woodcote smallholdings near Wallington.
Sutton Community Farm is a not for profit project co-ordinated by local environmental charity BioRegional.
Things are hotting up on the farm and we’re getting ready for the big dig potato harvest starting this Saturday 31st July – do join us if you can and take home some delicious Sutton spuds! We’ll also be sowing swiss chard and autumn salad such as winter perslane (frost hardy and bursting with vitamin [...]
We’re busily getting ready for our sunny summer BBQ this Saturday. We’ll be making a wild food salad, willow head dresses, cooking home made (veggie) burgers and have live music complete with accordion and sing along courtesy of the Zero Carbon Band. I do hope you can join us! Do bring food to share if [...]
Free Lettuces!!! Exciting news from the farm, our first crop: delicious, crisp, organic, carefully nutured lettuces are now ready for munching!!! Do join us on Saturday (10-2) and help yourself – anyone who’s helped out is entitled to a free lettuce! We’ll also be selling them at the farm, via the Veg Van and other [...]
We have been very busy down at the farm this month and have acheived a great deal thanks to all our hard working and committed volunteers. We now have a 1000 potatoes safe in the ground, a developing herb garden, some well established red onions showing their green shoots and have just built our first [...]
Thank you to everyone who attended the first of our monthly Activity Day on Saturday. Despite the ominous grey clouds, they day was a great success (and not a drop of rain!) - we managed to erect a poly tunnel, plant cordon apple trees, raspberry canes, beans and prepare beds, as well as a bee keeping [...]
