Welcome to the Gloucestershire Heritage Hub community garden

Welcome to the Gloucestershire Heritage Hub community garden!

The formal part of the garden                                                               The volunteer shelter - a great place to relax

On these pages you can find information about the history of the garden site, how the garden came to be created, and some of the things you can find in it.

A bumblebee leaps from flower to flower                             One of our apple trees

We'd love for you to come and visit the garden! You can find it at the Heritage Hub, Clarence Row. The site is open between 9 and 5 every weekday. Drop in on your way into town; grab a takeaway coffee and relax on one of our benches; you can even play some of our garden games - anyone for giant Jenga? There's lots to see including a wildlife pond, wildflower meadow, beehives, and some amazing original art.

Mosaics in the formal garden by TomatoJack Arts                                      "The Archivist" by Natasha Houseago

We even have some raised beds available for members of the community to plant their own things in. Please email archives@gloucestershire.gov.uk if you want to find out more!

Community raised beds. Why not take one on?                Wildlife pond

Check out our other garden information pages:

An Oasis For All

How Does Your Garden Grow?

Make Yourself at Home

Whispers of the Past

Keeping a Healthy Ecosystem

The wildlife pond

The Friends of Gloucestershire Archives shrub border

Image credits: Phil King