The Mandala Garden Project is a registered charity. The essence of the Mandala Garden Project is to honour the sacredness of all life on Earth. We feel that working and gardening together as a community, we nourish the web of life, and in turn produce fresh, biodynamic and organic vegetables, fruits and herbs full of vitality, and nourishing energy. As part of this journey we are currently on the
path of building a CSA, including a Crop Share Scheme and a Community Orchard. Community supported agriculture (CSA) is a partnership between farmers and consumers where the risks, responsibilities and rewards of farming are shared, creating a flowing circle of exchange and benefit for all those contributing. The vision is that with much local co-operation a strong, mutually beneficial connection to the land can be created for members. Mandala Garden Project 2021 growing season current offerings:
SIGN UP for Crop Share Scheme:
• small-scale biodynamic/organic market garden crop share scheme via weekly membership
• sign up for a weekly set box with various, fresh, seasonal biodynamic produce, as your crop share
• £12 weekly contribution, with free delivery
• delivery areas Nairn, Forres, Kiloss and Findhorn
• delivery starting Friday 2nd July, until further notice / according to how the season goes
• Crop share membership can be cancelled anytime with 3 weeks notice, starting on a Friday
VISIT, contribute and connect with the land in person:
• share the energy and co-creation of the Mandala Garden Project with fellow local community volunteers on Thursday mornings, 10-1pm.
• engagement opportunities for local community members to participate in the creation of and membership of Mandala Garden Project CSA with respect to both community market garden and/or community orchard
CONTACT: Ute on 07878258976 or [email protected]
MORE INFORMATION on The Mandala Project visit website for more detailed information http://www.mandalagarden.uk/ ( to access the web site type this full url into your browser, not into google search)
Biodynamic gardening "is a version of organic gardening encompassing a holistic approach to nature and the energies within, viewing the farm/garden as an organism imbedded in the wider organism of the whole landscape, the whole planet and cosmos, developed by Rudolf Steiner in 1924.." - Biodynamic Association UK
