Summer at the Garden is an amazing experience in a subtropical paradise, and the February working bee was all play in the verdant abundance.
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| Take a wander through the Garden food forest... |
A colourful mob gathered to share in a variety of garden maintenance activities, including 'chop & drop' in the food forest, 'no dig' soil building in the 4 season vegetable beds, propagation in the nursery, path mulching and harvesting a bounty of vegetables, herbs and fruit to share.
The famous Garden feast, was held at 1pm with a huge spread of tasty organic dishes and lively conversation enjoyed by all.
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| Illawarra mangoes are a marginal crop. It is when the Spring rains are absent that the fruit sets and we enjoy the richest and sweetest of the 'King of Fruits'... |
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