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Kinnesswood in Bloom

Community gardening and village projects · Kinnesswood

Community gardening with roots in village life: Kinnesswood in Bloom cares for planting, shared spaces and heritage gardens, and works with local residents and the school on environmental projects.

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Community gardening pictured on Kinnesswood in Bloom’s Keep Scotland Beautiful profile

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About Kinnesswood in Bloom

Formed in 2005, the group’s work extends beyond flower displays. Its activities include food growing, environmental care and creative projects, with the village’s heritage and shared places part of the wider picture. Work associated with the Michael Bruce museum garden is one example of the connection between horticulture and local community life.

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Taking part and getting in touch

The group’s website and social page provide routes to learn about its activities and recent achievements. Prospective volunteers can make contact to find out what is planned and where help would be useful. Keep Scotland Beautiful also lists the group within its climate and nature-friendly communities network. Its network profile includes a photograph of community gardening. Details of upcoming activities should be checked directly with the group.

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Help care for Kinnesswood’s shared spaces

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From the heather garden to planting around the war memorial and Michael Bruce cottage, the group’s projects connect horticulture with village heritage. Its work also involves the local primary school. Contact the group to learn where practical help, ideas or support would be useful; you can explore completed projects on its website.