Welcome to Grow Bradford! Are you a grower or want to learn about growing your own food in biodiversity and wildlife friendly ways? You've come to the right place! We are working with Bradford Council's Public Health Team and Living Well to develop resources for people in Bradford District around Community Led Food Growing. Check our links above and below or scroll down to find out more.

Video Channel Maps

Map

Click on the pins to find out more about food growing spaces near you!

Add a food growing space to the map! Click here

Fill in our here to add a space to the map. Please share as much info as possible (with the relevant permissions).

Thanks for helping us increase the visibility of Community Led Food Growing across the District!

To see where allotments are located across the district see our allotments map on the allotments page!

Month-by-month

Growing tips and advice for Bradford growers We share a monthly growing sheet with a focus on a particular vegetable as well as our monthly #LoveYourVeg social media campaign where we encourage people to share...

Map

Click on the pins to find out more about food growing spaces near you! Add a food growing space to the map! Click here Fill in our here to add a space to the map....

Allotment growers

See more info and updates info below the map! We liaise with allotment growers and the allotments office in simple ways to see how we can support those who want to access allotments and the...

Growing

See our month-by-month page for Growing tips advice, encouragement and sharing! Month-by-month growing tips and advice! We work with Bradford Council’s Public Health team and My Living Well to promote the Community Led Food Growing...

Community growers

There are many community growing groups and organisations in Bradford. We’d love to hear from you and promote what you’re up to and share with others to inspire more people to get growing in their...

Organisations

There are larger and more formal organisations working with food growing, either because that’s what they do or because they have a specific food growing element! The video Grow Bradford made below shows the gardens...