Tree Map

Growing Hollingdean Tree Map, wildflower map, Community Garden Map in Brighton, 2025

Growing Hollingdean’s Tree Map

Our Growing Hollingdean map is where you can find our fruit, nut and other trees, wildflower verges, community gardens, community orchards, ponds, a bog garden, a food forest and hedge. All planted and cared for by wonderful volunteers in the local area.

Growing Hollingdean tree map icons colours explaned Light green - Pip Fruit Trees, Mid green - Other Fruit & Nut Trees, Dark green - Stone Fruit Trees

Light green – Pip Fruit Trees
Mid green – Other Fruit & Nut Trees
Dark green – Stone Fruit Trees

Help us look after these and they will look after you

Tree Guardians seen on Davey Drive and Horton Road corner, 5th May 2024, Growing Hollingdean volunteers
Tree Guardians seen on Davey Drive and Horton Road corner, 5th May 2024

We’re incredibly lucky to have so many green spaces in Hollingdean. Our volunteers help make these places extra special for local people and wildlife alike, while also supporting biodiversity and playing a small but important role in tackling the climate crisis. Every little bit helps. If you would like to join us we are always looking for volunteers from weeding to photography.


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And a huge thank you to all our wonderful Growing Hollingdean volunteers who helped make this possible!


We look forward to seeing you at our next event.