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Parndana Community Garden

Locality: Parndana

Address: Anzac Street 5220 Parndana, SA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Denis & our grandson, Freddie, planting silverbeet, zucchini, shallots & chives seedlings this week. Thank you for your help, Freddie.

25.01.2022 A late evening look at the garden from afar. Photos taken by Maree Perkins

23.01.2022 Zucchini plants growing very well. Yay!

23.01.2022 More work completed in the garden yesterday. A big Thank you to Denis, Peter & Marilyn.

22.01.2022 Rainbow over the Parndana Community Garden this afternoon. Photo taken by Maree Perkins

21.01.2022 Please ring or text Madelyn Kelly 0429 146 724 to book for Sophie's talks at the Parndana Bowling Club. Cheers Maree

21.01.2022 Black Jack & Lebanese zucchini seedlings, more carrots & silverbeet put in at the garden.

20.01.2022 More beautiful Donkey Orchids

20.01.2022 Koala with her joey on her back, just up the road from the Parndana Community Garden.

20.01.2022 Some recent photos from the Garden. Photos taken by Maree Perkins

19.01.2022 Thank you to Neutrog for their generous donation of GoGo Juice & Seamungus, great for healthy plants & soil. Very much appreciated! Zucchini plants growth spurt in a few weeks. Also thank you to Peter Tremaine & Marilyn Tremaine for going & collecting the Neutrog products from "Sophie's Patch" & bringing them back to be shared out too many gardeners on KI. Many thanks.

19.01.2022 Just a reminder on the corner of Anzac Street & Wheaton Street, is where to find the Parndana Community Garden entrance

18.01.2022 The article "reGrowth garden recovery a team effort!" features written by Sophie Thomson & photographs by Darren Clements

18.01.2022 Love the sound of bees busy in the garden

17.01.2022 Our grandkids, Fred & Tilly having fun playing with the mud kitchen. First two photos are from several months ago. The other two photos are from these school holidays, just shows how much the herbs & flowers have grown.

17.01.2022 Brassicas which are Cabbage, Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, Cauliflower & Bok Choy are covered with the insect netting, to keep the cabbage moths & their caterpillars out.

16.01.2022 KI Spring Garden Festival Program

15.01.2022 Denis & I planted new seedlings in the garden this afternoon. Cheers Maree. Photos taken by Maree Perkins

14.01.2022 New seedlings, baby spinach, silverbeet & spring onions, planted last Saturday!

13.01.2022 "The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies." English garden designer Gertrude Jekyll"The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies." English garden designer Gertrude Jekyll

12.01.2022 Dates to mark on your calender

11.01.2022 A koala tucked up in the fork of a tree, close to the Garden. Photo taken by Maree Perkins

11.01.2022 The over grown herbs received a big trim this morning.

11.01.2022 A New Holland Honey Eater visiting the garden this afternoon. A mix of Neutrog GoGo Juice & Neutrog Seamungus in water for the recently planted seedlings. Thank you Neutrog.

10.01.2022 Congratulations, Sophie, you are a star!! Thanking you for all the hard work you & your team have done & continue to do for the Parndana Community Garden & Kangaroo Island residents.

08.01.2022 Good morning from the Parndana Community Garden! Cheers Maree Perkins

07.01.2022 The bees are very busy in the flowers in the Parndana Community Garden. Lovely to see & hear.

06.01.2022 Garden looking lovely in the morning light Photos Maree Perkins

04.01.2022 Cleaning up the undergrowth from around the trees, this morning.

03.01.2022 Donated strawberries planted this afternoon. Thank you very much.

02.01.2022 Busy day at the Community Garden today. Thank you to DK & Denis putting the compost bins together. This afternoon, Denis & I finished off by cutting up green waste to put in the compost bins.

02.01.2022 Sunshine, rainbow & rain showers while Denis & I planting seedlings at the Parndana Community Garden this afternoon. Cheers Maree Photos taken by Maree Perkins