Sitemap - 2023 - The Shady Lanes Project
Verge Garden Policies and Why they Matter
Victoria: East Gippsland: Bairnsdale
Where are we going? How will we get there?
Groups: Discussion: What to do with disruptive group members
Your Substack Account, Profile, and Handle
Setting Up Your Group Substack
Introducing Group Project pages
Queensland: Sandgate District, Brisbane
Queensland: Banyo, Nudgee and District Brisbane
Queensland: Northern Brisbane Suburbs and Moreton Bay City
Make Friends with your Council
Groups: Discussion: What is your WHY?
Groups: Keeping the Momentum Going
Don't pick fights or frighten the horses
Don't invest too much money or emotion into the plants
It doesn't have to be immaculately maintained
It doesn’t have to be an award-winning or professional garden
Your Plants in the Wider Environment
Big Projects or Slow Gardening
A natural extension is a native verge garden
Street Trees must take Priority
What land is covered by verge policies
Conversations on the Verge - Hope and Despair
Three Guiding Principles Of Verge Gardening
Viewpoints: Council v Resident v Public
Can’t we do more than just one?
Collaborations: Q&A: Putting Your Project Together
Groups: Consolidation and What’s Next after Group Projects
Groups: Promotion, Story and Leveraging
Groups: Touchpoints and Connections
Groups: Roles, Resources and Requirements
Groups: Why do you want to do a group project?
Could Verge Gardens be the Leaders in Cooling our Streets?
Why street trees and why native verge gardens
Why Native Plants? Why So Slow?
Verge Gardens and Active Transport
Welcome 2023 – Will it be the year for biodiversity?