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The Community Garden :)

The Community Garden :)

Being outside and enjoying the beautiful plants and flowers that are about is definitely something that's keeping me going at the moment, so I thought it might be nice to grow our own garden here where we can all enjoy it.

Please add any pictures, links, chats about anything you're enjoying in your garden, have found on a walk, wish you had in your garden etc. Or just enjoy wandering around 🙂

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@ShiningStar

Shaz’s plant is so pretty isn’t it? I wonder if it would grow here.

Meggle

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@Oaktree @Shaz51 @ArraDreaming @Appleblossom @Krishna and other gardeners

This weekend I planted broad bean and heartsease (viola) seedlings and Iceland poppy and linaria seeds. Still have celery seedlings to put in. The sage oregano rosemary lavender and daisies I planted a few weeks ago have settled in. The herbs and herbaceous perennials I potted on from tubes are ready to go in soon. The garden is looking up.

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Hi @Dimity you’ve been busy in your garden which is always a good thing. We’ve just had a cold windy snap of weather and my broadbeans need staking so will tend to them tomorrow. Brocolli is growing quickly and picking spinach and kale already. My turmeric is starting to die off and my usual routine of harvesting and drying then grinding to powder will be happening soon. I love my garden. It gives me purpose and great satisfaction 🙏❤️

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Sounds good @Krishna . It's a bit too cold here for turmeric but I can sometimes find fresh tubers at a local greengrocer. I'm only just coming back to gardening after a long hiatus and enjoying it... it's very grounding!

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Hi @Oaktree

It’s so lovely to hear from you 💜

Absolutely! It’s such a pretty plant and I especially love the pink tinges on its leaves 😊

Unfortunately, I’m not too knowledgeable about plants, but I think that it would be great if it could grow in different areas so that as many people as possible could enjoy it 😊

Take care,

ShiningStar 💜

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@Libra @CheerBear @ShiningStar @Dimity @Krishna @Shaz51 @Oaktree @PeppiPatty @ENKELI @Bunniekins @Meowmy @Bill16 @TAB @StuF

I had no idea where to post this photo. WA renowned for it’s summer heat.

I’ve never really lived inland before. Noticed bees were fast to appear when I was watering plants 🪴

Yesterday I made a Bee 🐝 Pub of sugar water.

I have no idea what type of bee it is but no stinger. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Australian Native Bees don`t sting @Glisten 😎

hello @Libra , @ShiningStar , @Dimity

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G'day @Glisten bee pub is cool

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bee pub is sooo cool @Glisten 😎, the bees will love you xx

hello @Bill16

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