Richmond Community Garden Group in Richmond, Victoria | Community organisation

Richmond Community Garden Group

Locality: Richmond, Victoria

Address: 49 Tudor Street 3121 Richmond, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.richmondcommunitygardengroup.com

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25.01.2022 Richmond has some of the best!

25.01.2022 Thank you to all the members of RCGG who have been giving the gardens at Burnley Backyard such tender loving care. Special thanks to Trevor the Super Handyman for the paint job AND mowing!

24.01.2022 The Jungle Collective Are Holding Another Massive Indoor Plant Sale This Weekend in Abbotsford! Pick up some indoor plants, succulents and terrariums from Petite Green and Lulu & Angel

21.01.2022 Ever wondered how you can minimise your food waste at home? Here are some simple and easy tips to help you along your way. The video was published in the US but... relevant for anyone. What are some of your useful waste reducing strategies? Do you have any that you'd like to share that aren't on this video? See more

21.01.2022 The Richmond Community Garden Group - RCGG has a social night next Monday 27th November from 7pm. Come along and meet up with other members from our community group, and enjoy a great meal at the Royston Hotel. Monday is locals night with mains for $18. To book your place by the 25th, reply in the comments below for further info.

20.01.2022 Interested in Creative Writing? Want to improve your writing skills? Richmond Community Learning Centre - RCLC is running a regular group. http://rclc.org.au/?product=life-writing-group

20.01.2022 Thought these were lovely...These elegant wine corks have been upcycled into teeny tiny succulent planters! They are mounted onto magnets so they can be hung o...n the fridge. These tiny succulent planters will only need a few drops of water from a medicine dropper or a spoon about once every 10 days. How to make them... 1. Collect your corks and hollow out a central portion carefully. 2. Fill your tiny cork planter with gritty compost and water well, I would leave this over night standing up somewhere to let the compost settle and then refill it again. 3. Snip a tiny piece from an existing succulent and plant it in your mini cork planter. 4. I would leave these somewhere where you can mist them daily for a couple of weeks until they establish. 5. Glue on a magnet and attach to your position of choice. Photo Lovely Succulent Etsy

19.01.2022 Great article from The Guardian. February Repair, Make and Mend session coming soon: https://www.facebook.com/events/152619758714074/

18.01.2022 We've all got that one top or jacket we love and have had for years - sometimes decades - and despite tears or rips, we can't bear to get rid of. If your belove...d clothing item is looking worse for wear, bring it in to the Repair, Mend and Make session on at Burnley Backyard this Sunday and get it fixed or learn how to mend it yourself. And there's much more going on, see http://rclc.org.au/?page_id=2560 #repaircorner #reducewaste #recycle #upcycle #sustainableliving #community #loverichmond

17.01.2022 This wonderful organisation is helping to reduce waste and provide fresh produce to those in need. They farm unused land to plant seedlings and seeds that would otherwise be sent to landfill. They also connect local aid groups to donations of food from Businesses that would be thrown out. Legends!

15.01.2022 Use Ecosia as your search engine to plant trees! This Thursday all your clicks will go towards planting trees in Australia

14.01.2022 Perennial vegies are easy to grow, easy to harvest and they'll be with you for years to come!

14.01.2022 Sunny Autumn days in the garden #RCGG

14.01.2022 February garden photos. lots of colour!

12.01.2022 The Burnley Fruit Squad in action

10.01.2022 One more day left to get your Share the Dignity donations to your closest Bunnings store!

10.01.2022 Learn more about the positive benefits of community gardens in marginalised communities https://www.facebook.com/592133314539755/posts/694956830924069?s=563492996&sfns=mo

09.01.2022 Make the most of your harvest

09.01.2022 Do you do this? Harvest as you grow to make the most of your lettuce.

08.01.2022 Rumour has it Sisterworks Inc is opening a new shop? Yes! It's true, we're opening our new Pop-Up shop in #SouthYarra the next 19th April and you are our VIP gu...ests Come and say hi that day, check the new products we've been developing for the shop and meet in person all of our Entrepreneurs It will be a 12-hour open day so you can participate in all the activities we have planned. Stay tuned to find out more #Popupshop

08.01.2022 Anyone see BAAG in The Age last week? https://www.theage.com.au//anxiety-toll-for-businesses-tha

07.01.2022 Have you heard of Share the Dignitys #itsinthebag Christmas drive?

06.01.2022 Melbourne Girls College in Richmond is holding a Carbon Neutral Outdoor Cinema screening Hidden Figures http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4846340/

06.01.2022 CERES Nursery has 30 different varieties of heirloom tomato seedlings on sale now! Find out how to choose the right tomato for you!

05.01.2022 Crowdfunding update: 27 days left, 97 supporters, almost 106.000 AUD in donations. We still have a long way to our goal, but you can help us to get there. Donate now and change lives with #SisterWorks --> https://startsomegood.com/supportthehomethatbuildslives

05.01.2022 So great to see an environmentally friendly alternative being used in Yarra

05.01.2022 Kale is a proven winter pro, it’s about the only thing that survives extreme winters in countries far colder than our own. But in terms of hardiness, this Russi...an Red kale is far more hardy than others to the white cabbage moth as they tend to blindsided by its color and will attack other greener plants first. The hardest of the hardiest #kale #redrussian #littleveggiepatchco #growfoodanywhere See more

03.01.2022 Kale is a proven winter pro, its about the only thing that survives extreme winters in countries far colder than our own. But in terms of hardiness, this Russi...an Red kale is far more hardy than others to the white cabbage moth as they tend to blindsided by its color and will attack other greener plants first. The hardest of the hardiest #kale #redrussian #littleveggiepatchco #growfoodanywhere See more

02.01.2022 Learn more about the positive benefits of community gardens in marginalised communities https://www.facebook.com/592133314539755/posts/694956830924069?s=563492996&sfns=mo

02.01.2022 This wonderful organisation is helping to reduce waste and provide fresh produce to those in need. They farm unused land to plant seedlings and seeds that would otherwise be sent to landfill. They also connect local aid groups to donations of food from Businesses that would be thrown out. Legends!