Find your two fruit and five veg at the Community Garden﻿

Find your two fruit and five veg at the Community Garden

15/3/2016

The Dumbleyung Community Garden is laden with fresh produce and invites everyone in our community to come along and get your 'two fruit and five veg' fix.

The community garden, a Dumbleyung Shire intiative is 100% run by community volunteers and completely self sufficient. Seasonal changes will bring new fruit and veg to the garden and with thanks to the Easter raffle run by the community garden volunteers will help purchase seeds and fertiliser etc.

A large hamper of chocolate goodness is up for grabs with the raffle being drawn tomorrow, Thursday March 17 at 10am in the community garden.

The community garden is located behind the CRC and all are welcome to come down to see if you're a winner, explore the garden or ask a few of your own garden questions.

The community garden is for everyone and volunteers are always welcome! If you have a spare hour each week, fortnight or month then please leave your name and details with Ally at the CRC or pop down to the garden on Thursday mornings to see the other volunteers.

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