Grow With Me Week: Nurturing Winter Saplings

Grow With Me Week: Nurturing Winter Saplings

Grow With Me: Easter Bookings Are Now Open

This is the one where we stop talking about it and actually do it.

If you've been following along over the last couple of weeks, you'll know what Grow With Me is and why Easter is the last point in the year to plant. If you're just landing here, the short version is: you come to the smallholding, plant your own Christmas tree with your children, meet the animals, have refreshments by the pond, and start a four-year growing journey that ends with harvesting your own family Christmas tree.

It's £30 for the whole family. That covers everything on the day — the planting, the name plaque, the animals, refreshments, and a keepsake picture to take home.

Dates and availability

Grow With Me at Easter is running from Saturday 28th March - Sunday 12th April, with morning, lunchtime and afternoon slots available across the window.

We have space for around 30 families in total. Each visit is private — just your family on site — so once a slot is gone, it's gone.

To give ourselves and the families a proper Easter too, we're not running every single day across the holiday. So if you're keen, it's worth booking sooner rather than later.

A couple of things worth knowing before you book

Each booking is for year one only. Future years are optional and completely separate — we'll be in touch each year when the window opens, but there's no obligation and nothing automatic. You're booking a day out, not a four-year contract.

Visits are on a working smallholding, so wellies and layers are genuinely recommended rather than just politely suggested. April weather does what it wants.

If you've got questions before booking, you can phone Gwilym on 07917 115 210, email Annabelle at hello@copperandholly.co.uk, or find full details on the Grow With Me page.

Ready to book?

BOOK YOUR SLOT HERE

We can't wait to get back out into the field. See you out there.

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