Bedford Fields

Community Forest Garden

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Gardening at Bedford Fields

Wednesday 24th June 2026 6:00pm - 7:45pm

Gardening at Bedford Fields

Wednesday 8th July 2026 6:00pm - 7:45pm

Gardening at Bedford Fields

Wednesday 19th August 2026 6:00pm - 7:45pm

Gardening at Bedford Fields

Wednesday 2nd September 2026 6:00pm - 7:45pm


Previous sessions
LeedsGroup run
+16
Lydia Jackson
Jason
James Glossop
Adam Richards
Rachael Cooney
Katie Presley

Floss like a Boss

Wednesday 10th June

Written by Laura

What an amazing group we had this evening with 9 newcomers all joining us!

We headed to Bedford Fields for lots and lots of weeding! It was lucky we had 22 people, because for an hour, all we did was pull out the sticky weed & bindweed & although we made a good dent in it, there's always more weeding to do.

We found the strangest thing amongst the weeds, a pair of false teeth! Now that's a new one.

Welcome to James, Joanne, Lukas, Emily, Fabiha, Aden, Abi, James & Deepa! And thanks to Erica for bringing more work colleagues! We hope to see you all again soon.

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LeedsGroup run
+8
Laura
Helen Noyes
Rachael Cooney
Katie Presley
Amy

Soil Mates

Wednesday 13th May

Written by Laura

Fixing cupboards, digging paths, pulling weeds & woodchipping...there were lots of varied tasks for the gang tonight at Bedford Fields. The path group worked hard & cleared the whole path, ready for woodchipping. The weeding group cleared many different beds for planting this week. I was absolutely covered in mud by the time I finished, I think that was my muddiest task yet! It was great to see Amy again & to meet Aorvi tonight. We hope to see you again soon.

Good work team!

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LeedsGroup run
Beth Bingley
Laura
Helen Noyes

Raising the Woof

Saturday 25th April

Written by Laura

Today, in glorious sunshine we headed to Bedford Fields to build a new greenhouse. Helen followed the instructions & I was her assistant:)

I brought my two little dogs but it was a little hot for them & they were desperate to be the centre of attention as usual.

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LeedsGroup run
Beth Bingley
Laura
Helen Noyes

Happy 250th Good Deed Helen!!

Saturday 21st March

Written by Laura

Saturday was super Helen's 250th good deed for GoodGym Leeds!!!

Our group just wouldn't be the same without her. She's not only a super runner, she supports the whole team, plans amazing runs, leads sessions & deputises for me. Thanks for all you do :)

We headed to Bedford Fields to help set up for their mini spring fair. We then took part in Fruitworks tree grafting workshop & we all left with 2 grafted apple trees. I took one Katy & one Bramley variety. We were taught 2 techniques in the beautiful spring sunshine. It was a great afternoon, thanks Beth!

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LeedsGroup run
+8
Adam Richards
Laura
Shannen Bagaria
Helen Noyes
Rachael Cooney
Katie Presley

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

Wednesday 4th March

Written by Laura

Following our failed star gazing trip last weekend where there was nothing but cloudy skies, tonight, of course there was a clear sky & fabulous view of the stars! Orions Belt was in clear view...typical :)

We headed to Bedford Fields for path laying & wood chipping. It was great to start with a bit of light...spring is on its way, thank goodness.

Well done to Jason on his 75th good deed, Adam completed his 45th & Lydia her 35th! You're all amazing.

It was great to meet Hope tonight, welcome to GoodGym.

Thanks to everyone for coming out & doing so much in so little time.

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LeedsGroup run
+6
Ikechukwu Christian
Adam Richards
Laura
Shannen Bagaria
Helen Noyes
Katie Presley

Lost & Mound

Wednesday 18th February

Written by Laura

Tonight, we mainly stood in amazement at Christian's speedy digging skills!

We were digging trenches at Bedford Fields , filling them with logs and garden waste to create mounds. This is a permaculture technique that uses decaying wood as a base to create nutrient-rich, moisture-retaining garden beds. The buried wood acts like a sponge, absorbing water during wet periods and releasing it during dry spells. As the wood breaks down over several years, it provides a consistent, slow-release nutrient source.

It was a freezing night but we managed to keep warm (ish) with our hard work.

Thanks for coming out in the cold everyone:)

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