
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Sunday, August 24, 2008
AGM
This was the agenda for the AGM today at 1.30.We've had such good turn outs for the recent working bees it was a bit disappointing that more people didn't turn up. Still, it was quite productive and new members Liz and Jenny contributed some good positive energy. If you are interested in the minutes, they will be available to read in the meeting book in the shed.
On a brighter note- the gardens are looking lovely after all the recent rain and we can only hope it continues throughout Spring!
Monday, August 4, 2008
Annual General Meeting


We had another great turn out for our working bee on Sunday- well done all those who turned up and thanks for making all those yummy cakes for afternoon tea!Our Annual General Meeting will be on Sunday 25th August at 1.30pm and it's important for as many people as possible to attend, so that we can effectively deal with all the issues affecting the gardens and elect our office bearers.
There is an Agenda on the blackboard at the gardens and please feel free to add any issues you may wish to discuss.
Also just a reminder that we have a selection of cards and tshirts available to buy on our Red Bubble site here, all the proceeds of which go to the gardens. Hopefully there will be a 2009 calendar as well which you will be able to order through Rebecca or Marijka for about $25.
We've had some decent rain lately and the gardens are looking lush and healthy, but we all know what's coming in Summer, and need to put some energy into procuring a water tank, so any help anyone can offer researching grants etc. to get one will be greatly appreciated.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Monday, June 2, 2008
Planting Day










Our wonderful new GM free zone sign and flowering native blue-bells.

We had a wonderful day yesterday and were amazed at how much we can accomplish when people turn up! Everyone deserves a pat on the back, but especially Marijka and Ros who organised it all beautifully.
We have planted out a large area beside the seat and along the railway line with a range of local indigenous plants, so now let's all cross our fingers for rain. Marijka and Chris have a plan to gradually produce a map of the area so that eventually we will be able to walk around the gardens and identify all the various plants.
It feels great to be part of a community effort like this, and hopefully we will all reap the benefits of it in years to come.
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