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Daylesford Community Food Gardens
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At 33 Albert St (next to the library) and 13 Camp Street (Daylesford Neighbourhood Centre) organic annual and perennial vegetables, herbs and flowers are grown. At 42 Raglan St, (Rea Lands Park), fruit and nut trees have been planted to provide a community-owned orchard. All three gardens have been planted to help build community resilience to rising food costs in an era of energy decline.
2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people
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Referral from
May 31, 2015
Jyoti T. asked:hi viners does anyone know about a community fabric bunting that apparently can be borrowed or how to get in touch with meg ulman?Meg U. replied:Hi Jyoti Thomas. Pls phone me: 0418 523 308. xx
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Referral from
August 11, 2014
Tim A. asked:Hi everyone, I recently posted to the Daylesford group as I am thinking of moving to the area, and I was wondering if anyone has anyone advice or tips for me. I want to get into growing my own food and someone mentioned the Permaculture Design Course, do you think that is good for a newbie, or is it maybe more advanced? It looks very interesting but also a bit theoretical, but maybe I am wrong. Any other suggestions for the best way to learn gardening?Raia B. replied:I was Timothy but have knee issues now that restrict me. Every second Saturday for the working bees but people also do work during the weeks I think. Daylesford Community Food Gardens https://www.facebook.com/pages/Daylesford-Community-Food-Gardens/192931940726956?ref=ts&fref=ts
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