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Gardens
Transformation pending: boring lawn to become edible polycutlture
IT’S A SMALL POCKET PARK about to become a small community garden — Redfern’s James Street reserve is about to be terraformed from lawn monoculture into edible polyculture…
TAFE Outreach tour Randwick Community Organic Garden
Seems like Randwick Community Organic Garden is something of a magnet for people touring community gardens. This time, it was a group of students from TAFE Outreach who trod the woodchip paths of the garden…
Garden tour two: more luxuriant gardens of the inner city
The second of the City of Sydney’s tour of community gardens of the inner urban area for 2010 was just as informative as the first. If only the rain could have held off a little longer…
MELBOURNE: Time to learn how to Eat your Balcony
EAT YOUR BALCONY is an edible gardening event with the Port Phillip Urban Fresh Food Network. It’s your chance to learn about growing food in small spaces…
Tasmania community gardening conference
A speaking engagement at the Tasmanian Community Garden Network annual conference leads to an edible tour of the island state, the gem of the Southern Ocean…
Join Tatyana for a verbal and photographic visit to City of Sydney community gardens
HERE’S A REPORT on the May 2010 City of Sydney tour of community gardens by permaculturist, Tatyana…
Senator comments on Tasmanian Community Garden Network annual conference
Greens Senator and Tasmanian, Christine Milne, has commented on the Tasmanian Community Garden Network annual conference…
Two community gardens bloom in Darwin
Community gardening has come to Darwin with two gardens making a start in the city…
Grand Tour One: the luxuriant gardens of the inner city
The first City of Sydney community garden road trip for 2010 exposed participants to a variety of garden types, structures and ideas… and to the types of infrastructure community gardens need to work well…