Get ready for the dry months ahead β choose from a variety of home grown, drought tolerant plants. Great for your own garden, or give as a gift for Christmas.
The Native Bee Workshop held on 11 October was a huge success, with over 85 people attending. Apiarists, farmers, students and gardeners came from all parts of NSW to hear Megan Halcroft of Beeβs Business talk about the role and habits of native bees in our environment.
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North Arm Cove Community Garden is hosting a Native Bee Workshop Dr Megan Halcroft 9:30 am β 3:00 pm Saturday 11 OctoberNorth Arm Cove Community HallThe Ridgeway North Arm Cove . . .
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BOOK IN EARLY FOR THE NORTH ARM COVE COMMUNITY GARDEN NETWORK WORKSHOP ON NATIVE BEES, SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER 2014 FROM 9.30AM TO 2.30PM WITH MEGAN HALCROFT OF BEES BUSINESS Megan . . .
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Join Tahlee Ministries and Nungra Gardens on 19 July to find out how you can be come involved in: Preserving our seed heritage and diversity of food crops for future . . .
It was pretty hot from the end of 2013 until just recently and the community gardeners had to learn some hard lessons in how to keep a garden going in . . .
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The Community Garden Network submission to Community Participation Funding NSW for an additional water tank and an irrigation system has been successful, with a grant of $5,200. It's the best . . .
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How would you like to become one of our volunteer βwaterersβ? The Community Garden Network is looking for people to help with watering the garden once or twice a month . . .
While the electoral votes were being counted, the Garden Network totted up the takings from their fundraising activities and were more than delighted with the results. Just over $1,000 in . . .
The Community Garden Network working bee on 13 July was a great success with a team of eleven adults and five children pitching in to remove noxious weeds and install . . .