creative spaces

Please check opening times before attending - these are the usual times, but they can vary: Open Mon, Weds, Thurs, Fri 10-30am - 4pm Women only session Tues, 11am - 2-30pm Located at our project site in Knowle - map here No appointment or application required
If you sometimes have time to spare and you enjoy gardening or outdoor work, art and craft work, carpentry and general handiwork, or have an interest in wildlife and conservation then you may be interested in becoming involved in our horticulture and conservation project in Knowle. It’s also the ideal way to socialise and make friends.
Wooden building at our horticulture and conservation project
We have a 3½ acre field in Knowle (look here for location) where plants can be grown organically in a sheltered, pollution-free environment with the guidance and support of our workers, Geoff, Leslie and Vicky. In addition to growing flowers, vegetables and fruit in an environmentally friendly way, we also try and encourage wildlife to the site. At present we have ponds (with dragonflies!), together with a wildlife meadow and a small wood.
Work includes: sowing and potting on seeds, pruning hedges, planting out crops, harvesting crops, building leaf mould and compost bins, maintenance of the site, and, of course, a bit of digging! Work is carried out by individuals according to their individual skills/abilities/interests - you won’t have to carry sacks of compost if you’ve got a bad back!. We have buildings (with heaters!), potting sheds, greenhouse and three polytunnels to work and shelter in during bad weather. There is tea and coffee making equipment and a toilet.
The project is open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10-30am – 3-30pm, and a women only session is held on Tuesdays from 11pm to 2pm - however, please check times with our Faulkner Road office as staff sickness and holidays can cause variations. There are buses from Solihull to Knowle (contact us for details) or we can provide transport from our office in Faulkner Road leaving at 10-00am. If you would like to be involved in any way or you would like more information, please contact us here at Oasis, or just come to the field on one of the days we are open.
Comma butterfly on a leaf at our conservation project site View of the horticulture and conservation project site A wooden bridge over a pond at our horticulture and conservtion project
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creative spaces
Please check opening times before attending - these are the usual times, but they can vary: Open Mon, Weds, Thurs, Fri 10- 30am - 4pm Women only session Tues, 11am - 2-30pm Located at our project site in Knowle - map here No appointment or application required
If you sometimes have time to spare and you enjoy gardening or outdoor work, art and craft work, carpentry and general handiwork, or have an interest in wildlife and conservation then you may be interested in becoming involved in our horticulture and conservation project in Knowle. It’s also the ideal way to socialise and make friends.
interior of oasis service
We have a 3½ acre field in Knowle (look here for location) where plants can be grown organically in a sheltered, pollution-free environment with the guidance and support of our workers, Geoff, Ceiren,Leslie and Vicky. In addition to growing flowers, vegetables and fruit in an environmentally friendly way, we also try and encourage wildlife to the site. At present we have ponds (with dragonflies!), together with a wildlife meadow and a small wood.
Work includes: sowing and potting on seeds, pruning hedges, planting out crops, harvesting crops, building leaf mould and compost bins, maintenance of the site, and, of course, a bit of digging! Work is carried out by individuals according to their individual skills/abilities/interests - you won’t have to carry sacks of compost if you’ve got a bad back!. We have buildings (with heaters!), potting sheds, greenhouse and three polytunnels to work and shelter in during bad weather. There is tea and coffee making equipment and a toilet.
The project is open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10- 30am – 3-30pm, and a women only session is held on Tuesdays from 11pm to 2pm - however, please check times with our Faulkner Road office as staff sickness and holidays can cause variations. There are buses from Solihull to Knowle (contact us for details) or we can provide transport from our office in Faulkner Road leaving at 10- 00am. If you would like to be involved in any way or you would like more information, please contact us here at Oasis, or just come to the field on one of the days we are open.
Comma butterfly on a leaf at our conservation project Wooden bridge over pond at our horticulture and conservation project Red flowers and other plants on a sunny day at our horticulture and conservation project
creative spaces
Please check opening times before attending - these are the usual times, but they can vary: Open Mon, Weds, Thurs, Fri 10-30am - 4pm Women only session Tues, 11am - 2-30pm Located at our project site in Knowle - map here No appointment or application required
If you sometimes have time to spare and you enjoy gardening or outdoor work, art and craft work, carpentry and general handiwork, or have an interest in wildlife and conservation then you may be interested in becoming involved in our horticulture and conservation project in Knowle. It’s also the ideal way to socialise and make friends.
A wooden building with hanging baskets and flowers used for relaxation at  our horticulture and conservation project
We have a 3½ acre field in Knowle (look here for location) where plants can be grown organically in a sheltered, pollution- free environment with the guidance and support of our workers, Geoff, Leslie and Vicky. In addition to growing flowers, vegetables and fruit in an environmentally friendly way, we also try and encourage wildlife to the site. At present we have ponds (with dragonflies!), together with a wildlife meadow and a small wood.
Work includes: sowing and potting on seeds, pruning hedges, planting out crops, harvesting crops, building leaf mould and compost bins, maintenance of the site, and, of course, a bit of digging! Work is carried out by individuals according to their individual skills/abilities/interests - you won’t have to carry sacks of compost if you’ve got a bad back!. We have buildings (with heaters!), potting sheds, greenhouse and three polytunnels to work and shelter in during bad weather. There is tea and coffee making equipment and a toilet.
The project is open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10- 30am – 3-30pm, and a women only session is held on Tuesdays from 11pm to 2pm - however, please check times with our Faulkner Road office as staff sickness and holidays can cause variations. There are buses from Solihull to Knowle (contact us for details) or we can provide transport from our office in Faulkner Road leaving at 10-00am. If you would like to be involved in any way or you would like more information, please contact us here at Oasis, or just come to the field on one of the days we are open.
Comma butterfly on leaf at our conservation project View of red flowers, bushes, trees and a sunny sky at our horticulture and conservation project A woodne bridge over a pond at our horticulture and conservation project

creative spaces

Please check opening times before attending - these are the usual times, but they can vary: Open Mon, Weds, Thurs, Fri 10-30am - 4pm Women only session Tues, 11am - 2-30pm Located at our project site in Knowle - map here No appointment or application required
If you sometimes have time to spare and you enjoy gardening or outdoor work, art and craft work, carpentry and general handiwork, or have an interest in wildlife and conservation then you may be interested in becoming involved in our horticulture and conservation project in Knowle. It’s also the ideal way to socialise and make friends.
A wooden building with hanging baskets and flowers used relaxing in at our horticulture and conservation project
We have a 3½ acre field in Knowle (look here for location) where plants can be grown organically in a sheltered, pollution-free environment with the guidance and support of our workers, Geoff, Leslie and Vicky. In addition to growing flowers, vegetables and fruit in an environmentally friendly way, we also try and encourage wildlife to the site. At present we have ponds (with dragonflies!), together with a wildlife meadow and a small wood.
Work includes: sowing and potting on seeds, pruning hedges, planting out crops, harvesting crops, building leaf mould and compost bins, maintenance of the site, and, of course, a bit of digging! Work is carried out by individuals according to their individual skills/abilities/interests - you won’t have to carry sacks of compost if you’ve got a bad back!. We have buildings (with heaters!), potting sheds, greenhouse and three polytunnels to work and shelter in during bad weather. There is tea and coffee making equipment and a toilet.
The project is open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10-30am – 3-30pm, and a women only session is held on Tuesdays from 11pm to 2pm - however, please check times with our Faulkner Road office as staff sickness and holidays can cause variations. There are buses from Solihull to Knowle (contact us for details) or we can provide transport from our office in Faulkner Road leaving at 10-00am. If you would like to be involved in any way or you would like more information, please contact us here at Oasis, or just come to the field on one of the days we are open.
Comma butterfly on leaf at our conservation project View of flowers and treeson a sunny day at our horticulture and conservation project A wooden bridge over a pond at our horticulture and conservation project