Seedy Sunday: Alys Fowler and Kate Bradbury in conversation

Gardening for a Wilder Future. The future of gardening is wild. Join Alys Fowler and Kate Bradbury as they discuss how gardeners can help boost biodiversity, respond to climate change, and create spaces where both people and nature can flourish. Alys Fowler is a gardener and an award-winning journalist who has written for the weekend Guardian about gardening and the environment. Kate Bradbury is an award-winning writer specialising in wildlife gardening and the author of several books. Seedy Sunday is the city’s biggest gardening event and the UK’s longest-running community seed swap. At the heart of Seedy Sunday is a huge seed swap table where heritage & local seeds are donated and swapped. Everyone is welcome to bring seeds to swap, or make a small donation for a packet. A huge range of stallholders also offer seeds, gardening kit and much more for sale. Entry to the event will be by donation on the day. Tickets for the event’s much-anticipated programme of talks will be on sale later this autumn. Brighton and Hove Food Partnership are proud to organise Seedy Sunday, which has been running for 20 years.