Here’s a quick update about our Garden.
Moss Vale Community Gardens are open to the public on Mondays (10.30am – 4.00pm) and Thursdays (9.30am – 5.00pm).
Visitors will be required to sign in, hand sanitise and wear a mask in the enclosed areas.
We have potted flowering plants, seedlings, preserves and eco wraps for sale.
There is so much to see: worm farms, compost piles, bog garden, anti-aviary filled with heritage fruit trees, ripening berry bushes and various vegetable garden beds
The Garden had to move some heritage apple trees to make room for a new fence with the tennis club. Here’s the pictorial story:
2. Preparing the new beds to receive the apple trees into the anti-aviary >>>
3. On its way, slowly! >>>
4. Carefully removing the tree from the front end loader >>>
5. Placing the apple tree into the prepared garden bed >>>
6. All done. >>>
In the end, we have happy trees and relieved gardeners.
Isaac happily demonstrates the fruit tree pruning process.
He shows us through some of the things to look for.
We all get hands on and practice what we’ve learnt.
Be Waste Wise in Wingecarribee.
As part of International Composting Week, Moss Vale Community Garden is hosting a tour and demonstration of Hot Composting.
When: Thursday 9 May, 10.30am-12 noon.
Be sure to check out the other composting demonstrations at the Four Seasons Community Garden in Bowral (Sunday 5 May, 10 am – 12 noon) and Resource Recovery Centre in Moss Vale (Saturday 11th May, 10 am -1.00pm).
More details here: Composting week details 2019