Saturday, 12th July, 11am at the Community Garden, Phil will show you how to prune, and look after, your grape vines. Doing this correctly will maximise fruit production and vine health. The process involves removing excess growth to encourage new shoots that will bear fruit. Tickets for the workshop are $20 and you will be […]
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We are holding a herb spiral workshop at the gardens. Herb spirals are designed to take advantage of a vertical garden structure, as well as variations in water and sunlight. As the centre of the spiral is the tallest part it creates more shade on one side and a sunnier aspect on the other. The
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Today we made the mud bricks and constructed the pizza oven. First the clay mix was watered, and mixed to a plasticine consistency, in barrows. The base had been prepared yesterday, by some dedicated volunteers… Then came the fun part, mixing the clay with straw – do you wear boots or go barefoot? Then the
Not long till we share mouth-watering pizzas – update! Read More »
When Gympie Community Garden was located at Cooinda Aged Care, members held a workshop to build a pizza oven. It pumped out huge numbers of pizzas that someone called ‘the best pizzas ever’. There was a lot of pizza sharing going on. The community garden had to leave Cooinda and find another home. The oven
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Wicked (pronounced “wikt”) garden beds are an increasingly popular way of growing vegetables and herbs. They are self-contained raised beds with built-in water reservoirs that supply water to plants from the bottom up. This changes how, and how much, you need to water. Because they are self-watering (apart from a tiny input from you), they
Saturday 28 May – 8.30am to 12pm – Wicked garden bed workshop Read More »
The worm farm workshop we had on Saturday 28 August was a great success, especially in terms of the stuff we learned about worms. Did you know you could feed worms your old work boots if you remove the rubber and elastic? They will eat them. Did you know you could feed worms snakes and
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