East Cornwall Market Garden ready to go for this season!
East Cornwall Market Garden ready to go for this season!
On offer a market garden in East Cornwall which is available immediately.
The market garden offers a 20 x 35m fenced silvohorticulture production space with 10 x 18m long cultivation beds (and 10 alternating rows of local apple tree varieties or cut foliage shrubs) within a 2.5 acre site for agroecological market gardening.
Previously used for mixed cropping, but primarily cut flowers, the growing site is fenced, with the wider site currently kept as meadow.
A 3m x 12m polytunnel is in situ with mains water available. There is also potential for rainwater collection to be installed off the polytunnel. Gated access leads into the field from a quiet road. A silvopasture area and agroforestry space (planted in 2023) includes a range of top fruit and nuts.
This is a site that could offer a tenant the space to explore and develop their own horticultural systems for growing. With some established spaces to get stuck into immediately and plenty of opportunity across the site to expand growing and cropping activities when required. The owner would love for the grower to feel that they can experiment with new principles and ideas within the space to be creative in a way that suits them.
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