Armidale Community Garden
Basic Information
The Armidale Community Garden is an initiative to help people grow their own food and to promote local produce. It aims to make gardening easy and accessible by bringing gardeners and non-gardeners together in a fun environment.
The Garden was established in Spring 2011 in a set of abandoned clay tennis courts behind the New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) in Armidale. They are open every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoon from 1pm. You can drive up from Taylor Street or walk down from NERAM Harvest cafe. We'd love to see you there!
Contact Information
Address
Kentucky Street, South Hill, Armidale, Armidale Regional Council, New South Wales, 2350, Australia
Categorization
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Additional Information
Additional Info
Access: open to public at specific times|Cultivation: non-certified organic|Food: grown for cash sales|Management: shared garden
Long Description
The Armidale Community Garden is an initiative to help people grow their own food and to promote local produce. It aims to make gardening easy and accessible by bringing gardeners and non-gardeners together in a fun environment.
The Garden was established in Spring 2011 in a set of abandoned clay tennis courts behind the New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) in Armidale. They are open every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoon from 1pm. You can drive up from Taylor Street or walk down from NERAM Harvest cafe. We"d love to see you there!
The Garden was established in Spring 2011 in a set of abandoned clay tennis courts behind the New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) in Armidale. They are open every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoon from 1pm. You can drive up from Taylor Street or walk down from NERAM Harvest cafe. We"d love to see you there!
