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Mid-Bunuru Newsletter 2025

Hop on over to check out our Bunuru Newsletter, packed with articles from several of our PCG Committee and Volunteers this edition.


Get an update from our Grants Team, and be the first to find out which of our local talented artists were the winners of our Grand Opening Colouring in Competition!

Learn from the sustainability article written by our very own Chair, Dave, and the great Bunuru season article, from our resident Gardener Tam.

Read more about the new Garden Gatherings that were launched in February 2025 and Fresh Pickings Blackboard that will be released soon.

Take time to read the thought provoking Harmony Week article, on Belonging and Wellbeing.

We hope you enjoy the Newsletter and share it with those who you think will also benefit from reading it.



So many wonderful fresh and familiar faces enjoying our 1st Busy Bee of 2025

Updated: Feb 10

The weather Gods were on our side for the first Busy Bee for 2025, with a refreshing cooler morning after so many hot day, new and familiar faces enjoyed joining us in the community garden.

It was amazing to have 26 community members (and one pup) join us today, with so many new kiddos to meet! We just love seeing the children out in the sun, getting their hands dirty, tasting new fresh produce and touching wiggly worms.

Thank you to Amanda, Ava, Bryan, Beate, Christine, Dave, Dayle, Harry, Heiko, Jason, Jeff, Jen, Juzzie, Liam, Lily, Lynne, Macey, Maggie, Marilyn, Max, Michelle, Sandy, Scott, Sharlene, Sue, Tam and Vince, for volunteering your time today. From the effort you all put in, not only does the community garden look amazing, but we have all come away with smiles on our faces, our happiness buckets full and our hearts warm.


Check out our video clip below....




Our seasoned garden apprentice, Max, joined us today again and this time not only brought along his Dad, but his Grandma Lynne and Grandad Jeff too. Max is an awesome gardener, who always brings along a massive smile, enthusiasum and generosity. Max kindly shared his wheelbarrow and tools today. Thanks Max. You're a great asset to our garden community.



Ava brought her Mum, Amanda, and Dad, Heiko, to help today too. Ava especially loved the blueberries and mulberries. Their family donated a loquat tree, as well as awesome pink dragon fruit and sweet potato cuttings. When they have grown roots, we look forward to planting them and watching them grow. Thanks Ava and family for your generosity.


Maggie and Harry, together with Max, absolutely loved checking on the worms for Karen, our Worm Team Coordinator. They checked out the layers and saved a few worms from drowning in the worm wee. They all thought it was great fun.




What a great kick off for 2025. We can't wait to see what this year brings for the community garden and PCG as a Charity. Thanks for coming along for the ride.





Just in time for the Birak break!

As you settle in for the Birak break, why not click on the link below and have a read of PCG's lastest and final Newsletter of the year. It's full of reflections and photos of some amazing recent events run by PCG, updates on the community garden, interesting articles and much more....





























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