The project’s staff and volunteers work in partnership with other local organisations, groups and schools to promote and encourage involvement in horticulture.
Alderman Road
Alderman Road Community Gardens is a green-space project established by the Coach House Trust. The Trust acquired the site, a derelict garden centre in Knightswood, in 2007 and since then it has been transformed from a disused space into a thriving garden with over thirty-five regular volunteers.
The garden provides voluntary opportunities for of the local community, workshops in many aspects of organic gardening and serves as a space for the practice of social and therapeutic horticulture.
We grow and propagate a wide range of ornamentals and vegetables on site in our poly tunnel and market garden. The site also operates as a garden centre allowing us to sell our plants and produce to the local community. We have recently begun taking part in the Glasgow Queens Park Farmers Market, where our tasty, locally produced vegetables and herbs have been very well received.
The project’s staff and volunteers work in partnership with other local organisations, groups and schools to promote and encourage involvement in horticulture, healthy living activities and work to enhance the areas green spaces and bio-diversity.
For more information please call 0141 959 5271
Or pop in and visit us at 245a Alderman Rd.
Promote and encourage involvement in horticulture, healthy living activities and work to enhance the areas green spaces
Friends & Funders of The Coach House Trust
