A horticultural therapeutic project aimed at vulnerable people, but initially adults with learning disabilities. The aim will be to build on social skills, as well as to enhance mental and physical wellbeing, build on skills, decrease social isolation, and to benefit from the therapeutic benefits of being in nature. The plan is also to involve people in growing vegetables and plants to sell, to make bug hotels, bird boxes, etc, and to spread the word about the benefits of nature/gardening in general. The project will hopefully offer workshops, and will link in to health services in regard to green prescriptions.