Yandina Community Gardens

41 Farrell street, Yandina

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Day In The Life Of The Gardens

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On the days that the Gardens are open it is buzzing with activity. Below are some photos of our volunteers in action.

Checking termite traps
Yandina Community Gardens chickens doing weeding
Chickens doing our weeding
Yandina Community Gardens clearing weed trees from perimeter
Clearing weed trees from perimeter
Yandina Community Gardens improving visibility
Improving visibility
Yandina Community Gardens new volunteer tending the vegetable garden
Lan a new volunteer tending the vegetable garden
Yandina Community Gardens happy customers in the nursery
Robyn with some happy customers in the nursery
Yandina Community Gardens volunteers looking for propagating material
Rod and Rose looking for propagating material
Yandina Community Gardens thriving garden beds
Some thriving garden beds
Yandina Community Gardens skills visiting workers
Skills visiting workers

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biochar chop & drop compost composting Edible Greens edible leaves edible seeds edible tubers Event food waste food waste loop ground cover insect attracting Kids event Kids program know your plants Learning Living sustainably Management Committee medicinal plants medicine member event Morag Gamble native stingless bees Nutrient Dense Food Open garden visit Permaculture Plant plants Recipe Recipes Subtropical Greens Support plants Sustainable Building sustainable living Tropical greens volunteer water plant Wax-wrap making wax-wraps Workshop workshops Worm Farming Yandina Community Garden Yandina community Gardens

Permaculture People

Elizabeth Fekonia - Permaculture Real Food
Anne Gibson - The Micro Gardener
Morag Gamble - Our Permaculture Life
Dee Humphreys - Eatin Garden Edible Garden Tours

Acknowledgement of country

Yandina Community Gardens acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the land, the Gubbi Gubbi (Kabi Kabi) people, past and present and emerging. We recognise and wish to learn from their spiritual and cultural connection to the land.