"Sorry Anna did not get message about todays workshop until I got in from work at 4.20. Looking forward to the next Seedy Sunday meeting."
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Diane Turner commented on Anna Butterfield's event How to get your garden beds worked by a keen team for free: Spring Seedy Sunday
Anna Butterfield left a comment for Diane Turner"Hi Diane, Nice to hear from you! I'm trying to pull something together for September. Getting speakers is always the hard part. But sending through an email soon on some things that are coming up. ~ A"
Wayne Erb left a comment for Diane Turner"Just found your message on my wall. Yes, we are very interested in propagation. From reading up, it seems some trees like lemons can be done from cuttings so we might start with those first.
Our idea is you could have a group of people propagating…"
Wayne Erb left a comment for Diane Turner"Hello Diane,
Welcome to Ooooby!! Hurray, a blog buddy has made it over here. This website is a nifty way to see who is out there and what they're doing. The school gardens sound neat. We'll have to keep in touch and swap news about…"
Diane Turner left a comment for Wayne Erb"Hello Wayne and Ping, Diane Turner from the Yates veggie challeneg here, just to invite you and Ping to comment on the Yates site again as it is still accessible at the moment, Debbie has put a comment on and wondered if anyone else was still out…"
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- Paraparaumu
- Post / Zip Code
- 5032
- I am a...
- Gardener
- I can offer
- Nothing yet.
- Food Growing Skill Level
- Moderate
- Experience and Qualifications
- Lots of years in the garden
- I am interested in...
- Community Gardens, Learning
- Tell us about your garden and what you're growing
- I have two small plots at home in the garden and I also work at a primary school as a teacher Aide and have set up a school veg garden with raised beds, worm farms and a 3 bay compost system. We also have fruit trees at school and have planted 2000 natives in two years as part of a native bushwalk project in the school grounds.
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 9:08am on August 31, 2011, Anna Butterfield said…
Hi Diane, Nice to hear from you! I'm trying to pull something together for September. Getting speakers is always the hard part. But sending through an email soon on some things that are coming up. ~ A
- At 8:39am on December 20, 2010, Wayne Erb said…
Just found your message on my wall. Yes, we are very interested in propagation. From reading up, it seems some trees like lemons can be done from cuttings so we might start with those first.
Our idea is you could have a group of people propagating fruit trees as a hobby and giving the trees away to community projects. That will take a while...first we have to learn how to graft or keep cuttings alive!
- At 8:36am on December 20, 2010, Wayne Erb said…
Hello Diane,
Welcome to Ooooby!! Hurray, a blog buddy has made it over here. This website is a nifty way to see who is out there and what they're doing. The school gardens sound neat. We'll have to keep in touch and swap news about community gardening projects.
Merry Christmas,
Wayne
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