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Join us for a monthly dose of grounded, garden‑grown hope from refugee and IDP camps.
Each month you’ll receive a short, photo‑rich email that shows how gardens help displaced families grow food, build community and rebuild dignity.
🌱 A personal story from one of our gardeners or communities
🥕 A quick snapshot of the impact you’re helping make happen
🌍 Behind‑the‑scenes project updates
🤝 Ways you can help grow gardens (and hope)
What you can expect from our emails
- Real updates and photos showing the impact of our work in the gardens
- Small but powerful wins that demonstrate community‑led change
- Stories and insights that you can share with friends and colleagues
We have launched our Spring 2026: Tree & Plant Appeal, inviting supporters to help families displaced by war grow gardens that bring food, shade, sanctuary and beauty to the places they now call home. There are over 1.34 million displaced people living in Iraq, more than 300,000 of them Syrian refugees. Many live in camps … Continued
Gardens That Can Save the World, a new book by award-winning garden designer Lottie Delamain, features Lemon Tree Trust and we are honoured to be included. The book, published on 12 March by Thames & Hudson, brings together 65 projects from around the world, exploring how gardens and growing can address some of the most … Continued
We are pleased to have run a small gardening project with the Êriș Centre in Qamishli, Syria. The centre helps supports 12 children aged five and above with a range of disabilities and additional needs. They are supported by a team of 17 trainers, assistants and supervisors. We arranged two simple gardening activities for the … Continued