The second Jam Yesterday, Jam Tomorrow Art Picnic on 14 Sept was held at the Ethnic Minority Advisory Group, attended by fifty people and led by artist Sasa Marinkov with the help of Heritage Project Manager, Verusca Calabria. "Make sure you come again!", "I would like to learn about block printing," were amongst the comments of the enthusiastic artists. Produce from the Model Market Garden in Marble Hill Park served as still life subjects, harvested on the morning of the workshop by Kate Robinson, Community Garden Co-ordinator,

Saturday 5 September 2015. Our second Twickenham Heritage Walk took place on the same day as a major rugby game at Twickenham Stadium and so we expected to see large crowds. The photo by the chimney of the old Poupart's factory on Third Cross Road shows a sizeable group but they were all there for the history rather than the rugby. Tours of London guide Pam McHutchon led thirteen keen walkers around the sites of former market gardens, including Marsh Farm.

Kate Robinson writes:

On 29th July 2015 HRH Princess Alexandra visited the Museum of Richmond to see the exhibition "Feeding London; the forgotten market gardens", that celebrates the long history of market gardening in South West London. Project Manager Verusca Calabria and volunteer researcher David Lawrie (pictured) gave the Princess an introduction to the exhibition and the oral histories on display. David has made a scale model of a nursery which is on display as part of the exhibition.

Kate Robinson (pictured), Community Garden Co-ordinator for Jam Yesterday, Jam Tomorrow, writes:

Community Garden Co-ordinator Kate Robinson writes: The Model Market Garden has had another very productive year. ​Donations from the produce table on Tuesday and Thursday mornings are building up slowly but surely, and we now have a vegetable box in the café at Marble Hill on those days as well. ​

Guest blogger Pamela McHutchon, London Blue Badge Tourist Guide, writes: