Eacholive grove has it's own character, terrain and issues to be dealt with. Work is planned according to available finance. Setting out plans for the long and medium term and the Current Year enables us to keep focussed and maintain a continous wild habitat while improving access to the properties and harvesting olives.
We've included other Trigono-Lamda "sites" to give the bigger picture of what Trigon-Lamda is all about.
1999 Lamda olive Grove 66 oil producing trees, 4 kalamata eating olive trees. Previously cultivated with a dwelling and well.
2008 Delta about 30 olive oil producing trees, adjacent to the Lamda Olive Grove. providing access to both it and the Lamda grove. Both groves originally belonged to the same family.
1999 Trigono The first plot purchased, close to the main road and with I0 olive trees along its borders. Access issues but being developed as a low maintenance garden.
2000 The Lemon Grove, covering 10,000 sq metres is flat and fertile, but around two thirds of the lemon trees lost due to severe weather conditions.
2000 Ithaki. Small farm building on a 2 Strema plot above the Lemon Grove. It has been used as a Summer House but has no mains water or electricity.
2000 Petra Petralofos means stony hill. A 4.1 strema plot of grazing or meadow land above the lemon grove. It has a sea view from its highest point.
2008 Trigono-UK is an expression of rural Greece in the UK to illustrate that anyone, anywhere, can enjoy a "place in the sun" feeling by enhancing their own surroundings.
2007 The Trigonogroves Website is a "property" in a sense, requiring regular maintenance and providing a contribution as a record of activities at the groves without disturbing them unduly. It is our way of sharing with you wherever you are.
2009 The Trigono-Lamda Online Shop shows Trigono-Lamda designs on a range of useful products and proceeds from sales will contribute towards the cost of maintaining the groves.