Author Archives: Penny Jones

Greetings you fabulous lot and Happy New Year from the Garden in the Park! “Ho! what news of the garden” I hear you cry. We’ll if you haven’t been there in a while, you’ve got to get down there and … Continue reading →

Hi friends, I confess that I’ve been a little remiss in keeping this blog up to date, but that doesn’t mean we haven’t been loyally caressing the garden and pumping it full of plant loving vitality in the intervening months…oh … Continue reading →

Hear ye, (ding-a-ling) hear ye! I’ve just got to tell you about the wondrous August working bee as the September one is already hot on our heels… Cooo, what a great turn out. It seems that there is nothing like … Continue reading →

Well bless me if it isn’t that time again. YES folks it’s our regular 3rd Sunday of the month, Waverley Park Communal Garden DIG DAY… Sunday 19th July from 10am We’ll be doing our usual activities: i.e. Composting, planting, weeding, … Continue reading →

Greetings one and all! The sun has got his hat on, hip, hip, hip horray…don’t you just love Sydney winters! Mother Nature treated us to a glorious cloudless sky for the July dig day and happy were the gardeners to … Continue reading →

Roll up, roll up for our regular 3rd Sunday of the month, Waverley Park Communal Garden DIG DAY = Sunday 15th July from 10am We’ll be doing our usual activities: i.e. Composting, planting, weeding, smiling, chatting, picnicing (please bring a … Continue reading →

Hello loyal followers, Just a brief note to let you know that our humble garden in the park is having a stall at Bondi the Beautiful Fair tomorrow which is part of the Winter Magic festival… Date: 1st July 2012 … Continue reading →

Howdy my lovely veggie chomping partners, Oh boy did we pick a doozy of a day to put our new garden beds in! It’s been nothing but sun, sun, sun for weeks, but yesterday, on our special dig day, what … Continue reading →

Hello my green-fingered friends! Sometimes, when trying to convince the unconverted that growing fruit and vegetables is possible in the city, composting is fun and going green and being nice to each other is the only sensible option facing humanity … Continue reading →