Organic Wales Organic Directory


Organic Wales - organic Welsh living!

Welcome to Organic Wales, the online resource centre for organic and sustainable living in Wales. Our directory pages provide the most comprehensive listings of organic companies in Wales you will find anywhere on the Internet. You might be surprised at what’s available organically in Wales!

By buying organic food, products and services from these companies, you can support the local food economy, reduce pollution caused by global distribution and continue the growth in demand for organic produce, which in turn will encourage more suppliers.

Organic Wales also has pages of news, events, articles, information and recipes. Thank you for visiting our website :)

Posted on January 21st, 2010

http://www.organicwales.com/organicwales/discovering-welsh-gardens

Here are 20 of Wales’ best and most interesting gardens, some unknown to the gardening world, some familiar, and all specially photographed by award-winning photographer Charles Hawes.

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Posted on November 5th, 2009

We’re delighted to announce our new Amazon store. Featuring recommended books, products for your baby, home, organic health & beauty, kitchen & houseware items, gardenening and gifts for all the family!

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Posted on January 25th, 2010

Fungi fanatics hate the phrase ‘toadstool’ because it is both laden with prejudice and deeply-misleading – when did you last see a toad on a mushroom?

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Recent Articles

  • Hairy Bittercress

    Although not the greatest wild vegetable, bittercress is available at a point in the year when few fungi are available…

  • Frogs

    Fungi fanatics hate the phrase ‘toadstool’ because it is both laden with prejudice and deeply-misleading – when did you last see a toad on a mushroom?

  • Potato, Bacon and Leek Soup

    It’s extremely cold here in the UK at the moment (coldest winter for over 30 years apparently), so what better way to warm yourself up than to have a lovely bowl of homemade soup!

  • Pennywort

    Pennywort is a delicious Welsh wild food ingredient which ranks with most wild mushrooms…

  • Silver Birch

    Many edible mushrooms have symbiotic relationships with birch, but the tree itself can provide a delicious product.

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