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| Ruby, Meg, Arden, Tia and Jeremy get to work |
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| The jobs list for the day as written up by Patrick |
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| Greg, the friendly cycle tourer from Tasmania, joins the bee with a tin whistle |
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| Tim pulls out the brassicas |
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| Ruby makes room for new plantings |
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| Juanita, Arden and Tia get to know one another |
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| Meg and Woody harvest purple Congo potatoes (great for gnocchi) |
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| Lorne and Tim cut up the green matter for the compost |
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| Taswegian cycle tourers Dorothy and Greg lend a hand in the garden before riding off to Maldon |
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| Jasper holds the bag open for Patrick harvesting celery seeds, talking with Jeremy |
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| More seed saving action |
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| Arden and Woody munch down on new season apples |
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| Alison and Pete share a moment |
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| The local bush foods garden that was planted on the previous Thursday for the Land Cultures event (link coming) |
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| One of the info plaques Patrick made for the bush foods garden |
Great Pics - it looks like an ace day at the community garden!
ReplyDeleteWhen will be the next happy working bee day? I'll come along with some Agnihotea ashes and lovely goat manure. Loved the garden so much, it is my favourite place in Daily.
ReplyDeleteThe next bee is on the 7th May Peter. We'd love to see you there with ashes, manure and your goodly cheer!
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