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25.01.2022 Finally approaching the end of freshening up this huge Main Ridge property. It has been a massive undertaking, but we have enjoyed every minute of working in these beautiful gardens, as we do every time we work here. We only hope our clients get as much joy from their property as we do. I cant wait to return after summer to see how everything has grown

25.01.2022 Little leaf cutter bee waking up in it’s tiny nest @emiliagoxd

22.01.2022 Compostable plastics? Yes please!

21.01.2022 2 weeks is a lot of times for activities https://www.theguardian.com//think-the-world-is-ending-gra

20.01.2022 Spring time suits this Rhododendron well

18.01.2022 One of our favourite places to spend our spare time

18.01.2022 Just a couple of topiary balls to be shaped! Big day on the hedger and shears, with a mixture of Lilly pillies and Ficus Benjamina severely in need of a trim

17.01.2022 This little magic fountain got some much needed TLC today

15.01.2022 Some Monday morning laughs. We hope you have a week filled with laughter.

13.01.2022 Meet Joseph from Kenya I have always seen our community struggling to have enough food. As I grew older, I kept looking for a solution to solve the food pr...oblem and eventually I started with a small garden to grow some of our own food. After completing my permaculture training in Uganda, I came back to our community in Nyathuon Gweno village to teach permaculture design work and techniques through farming. Main purpose of this project is to provide a space for people to work and prosper together. The community is engaged in growing and sharing their own food. We share seeds with the neighbouring communities from 10 villages and also share ideas and teach others the skills to do sustainable farming. The food is shared with those who cannot afford it. We hold ourselves to a high standard therefore setting a good example. Instagram.com/Josephadianyo https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100047918087033 Humans Who Grow Food features stories of home gardeners, farmers and community gardens across borders and cultures. Please help us connect with growers from countries that we haven’t featured yet. Tag people from Algeria, Albania, Antigua & Barbuda, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, Benin, Bhutan, Bolivia, Botswana, Brunei, Burkina Faso and Burundi. Tell us your story: [email protected] or message us on Facebook. Instagram.com/humanswhogrowfood LinkedIn.com/company/humanswhogrowfood Twitter.com/humansgrowfood

10.01.2022 Become a citizen scientist today and help record data about the world around us. No expertise required, just a camera phone and curiosity for learning and documenting the natural world https://www.inaturalist.org/ https://youtu.be/wvJTbegktKc

10.01.2022 Nearly 6 months to the day since we prepared this seed for germination and this week she has finally decided to shoot. As always give Mother Nature your trust and be patient, and she will reward your faith

09.01.2022 What a lovely Winter day to be out in the garden with my new friend Time to get the winter pruning underway

08.01.2022 "Over time, 25,000 or so species (we still don’t know exactly how many) of bee have evolved globally to play Cupid to specific flowering plants and trees: their short life cycle perfectly synchronised with the blooming of the flowers." https://www.theguardian.com//bees-flowers-danger-pollinate

07.01.2022 If you listen closely, you can hear the garden singing in the rain. It's extremely therapeutic, working in such a beautiful space, to the point where I sometimes wonder if I'm even working at all #horticulture #bayside #garden @ The Intl of Brighton

03.01.2022 Surrounded by stunning Autumn colours, what a wonderful time of year #autumn #liquidamber #virginiacreeper #silverbirch #gardening #melbourne

03.01.2022 Now that the winter equinox has passed, the night length is beginning to shorten, meaning its a great time to start a small garden project for spring fruit and berries. In late spring, your efforts will be rewarded with a bounty of sweet fruit. Nothing quite beats home grown treats

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