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Judy Clarke's avatar

You are so right . Verge Gardens on site events are easy to arrange and get a good turn out. The hardest thing is to work out how to bring hot water to the verge or park where our group is meeting!

This time around I am preparing a no-dig garden bed in stages to show the layers one by one. I also sent out some info on the FB page about no-dig gardening, for an early read by possible guests.

Highly recommended action for any group.

Judy

East Gippsland Verge Gardens and Landcare Inc.

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Gayle Dallaston's avatar

Hot water! You do more than me. If people want a hot drink, they can walk down the road to the coffee shop. Working bees and bushcare need a tea break.

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Judy Clarke's avatar

What a dream in a country town. .Coffee within walking distance!! But its worth the effort. Nothing works better then providing food and drink to get people mingling.

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Gayle Dallaston's avatar

This one is fairly new and I am hoping it stays in business. It's only open in the morning. Our sprawling suburbs where people drive everywhere are not good at supporting local businesses.

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Gayle Dallaston's avatar

See some extra benefits of verge garden visits here https://shadylanesproject.substack.com/p/what-are-these-people-doing

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