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Kings Cross Community Garden

A cooperative urban garden

Membership is open to everyone, with members working together and sharing in the garden’s produce. There’s also a public ‘people’s bed’ offering a wide range of herbs to local residents – whether they are members or not.

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COMPOSTING – HOW WE DO IT AND WHY
COMPOSTING – HOW WE DO IT AND WHY

You’re can deposit your food scraps In the public bins near the gate to the centre section of the garden. We then chop and process them to make lovely compost. Find out how we do it.

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CLOSE-UP – INTRODUCING YACON
CLOSE-UP – INTRODUCING YACON

Yacon, or ‘Peruvian ground apple’, is related to Jerusalem artichoke. A sweet, crisp and juicy tuber, it tastes a bit like a nashi pear,

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WHAT TO DO WITH OUR 'SHADY CORNER'?
WHAT TO DO WITH OUR 'SHADY CORNER'?

The committee is working on ideas to make better use of the corner of the garden beside the shed. We need your input!

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CELEBRATING THE DELIGHTS OF THE GARDEN
CELEBRATING THE DELIGHTS OF THE GARDEN

On a warm Sunday afternoon in March, members gathered in the shade of the native mulberry to enjoy each other’s company and celebrate the abundant delights the garden had given us over the summer months.

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Passionfruit flower in the Potager garden.
Passionfruit flower in the Potager garden.
We spotted a new Monach butterfly in the garden this morning.
We spotted a new Monach butterfly in the garden this morning.
Spring is arriving on a daily basis in the garden! Our Taramind tree 🌳 has just started to flower. Check it out next time you visit.
Spring is arriving on a daily basis in the garden! Our Taramind tree 🌳 has just started to flower. Check it out next time you visit.
A beautiful afternoon in the garden. Benefiting from all that rain, earlier in the week! A fab 23 degrees in the hood today. Bring on summer! 🌞🌞🌞
A beautiful afternoon in the garden. Benefiting from all that rain, earlier in the week! A fab 23 degrees in the hood today. Bring on summer! 🌞🌞🌞
@panckhursth & @paulmcneilly1963 getting rid of all the sludge caused by excessive rain and a root system that blocked the drainage hole in this big pot. Well done team! 👏
@panckhursth & @paulmcneilly1963 getting rid of all the sludge caused by excessive rain and a root system that blocked the drainage hole in this big pot. Well done team! 👏
Sunday morning harvest from the garden. Time for brekkie!
Sunday morning harvest from the garden. Time for brekkie!
Art by Nature Photo credit | @nicciekidd
Art by Nature Photo credit | @nicciekidd
A very lucky shot by one of our members of a native ‘noisy miner'. He was happily getting stuck into the blueberry flowers! Photo credit | @cathyagray
A very lucky shot by one of our members of a native ‘noisy miner'. He was happily getting stuck into the blueberry flowers! Photo credit | @cathyagray
Winter mornings in the garden. Lots of new seedlings.
Winter mornings in the garden. Lots of new seedlings.
Good afternoon from the garden! The Passionfruit and succulents are enjoying hanging out together in our re-purposed drainage pipe.
Good afternoon from the garden! The Passionfruit and succulents are enjoying hanging out together in our re-purposed drainage pipe.
Passionfruit flower in the Potager garden. We spotted a new Monach butterfly in the garden this morning. Spring is arriving on a daily basis in the garden! Our Taramind tree 🌳 has just started to flower. Check it out next time you visit. A beautiful afternoon in the garden. Benefiting from all that rain, earlier in the week! A fab 23 degrees in the hood today. Bring on summer! 🌞🌞🌞 @panckhursth & @paulmcneilly1963 getting rid of all the sludge caused by excessive rain and a root system that blocked the drainage hole in this big pot. Well done team! 👏 Sunday morning harvest from the garden. Time for brekkie! Art by Nature Photo credit | @nicciekidd A very lucky shot by one of our members of a native ‘noisy miner'. He was happily getting stuck into the blueberry flowers! Photo credit | @cathyagray Winter mornings in the garden. Lots of new seedlings. Good afternoon from the garden! The Passionfruit and succulents are enjoying hanging out together in our re-purposed drainage pipe.
A community garden located in the Lawrence Hargrave Reserve