About Cullerne Gardens
We are growing!
Cullerne blooms again
For over 40 years Cullerne Gardens grew food for thousands of visitors who came for workshops at the Park Ecovillage Community, which is right next door.
Now, after three years of quiet, Cullerne Garden is coming back to life.
Through Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) and our seasonal veg boxes, we aim to reactivate Cullerne Gardens as a regenerative, community-powered farm that supports the regional economy and restores Findhorn's sustainable food tradition.
Meet the team of spirited volunteers who are lovingly nurturing your veggies.
How we grow
At Cullerne Gardens we aim to revive organically grown, biodynamic and permaculture-based food production. We avoid chemical fertilisers, herbicides and pesticides, and we’re transitioning to a no-dig system to rebuild soil health and the land’s ecological vitality.
We are growing food in a way that strengthens the earth rather than depletes it.
Eco consciousness and attunement
We view the land as a stakeholder. Every decision we make considers its impact on the land, on nature, and on habitats for the beings who share the space.
For nearly five decades, Cullerne Gardens has been tended with love and intention, guided by community values, including:
Co-creation with the intelligence of Nature
Putting love in all that we do
Attunement – pausing and tuning in to each other, the work, and the land.
A bit of history
The very first Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) scheme in Moray was launched here at Cullerne Gardens!
‘Earthshare’ began in 1994 and continued until 2011. It grew 45 different kinds of fruit and vegetables in Cullerne’s open fields and polytunnels. They were distributed via a weekly box to about 150 people and families in the local area.
Read fascinating stories of Cullerne Gardens’ history, written by people who’ve cared for the land over the decades.
Ekopia Social Investments
Cullerne Gardens is cared for and managed by Ekopia Social Investments Ltd, a community benefit society based in the Park Ecovillage, Findhorn. Ekopia plays a vital role in financing and enabling impactful projects, including affordable housing and renewable energy initiatives.