New coordinator for Jane Street Community Garden, Tom Carroll, updates us on the year that was, and on coming events.


It was time to say a sad farewell to Melissa Smrecnik.  For several years, Melissa was the coordinator and backbone of Jane Street Community Garden, pushing to turn this small guerrilla garden plot into a recognised and official community garden. 

Thomas Carroll, a recently-returned Brisbane-ite, landscape architect and garden enthusiast,  took up the coordinator role  recently.

After managing to narrowly evade the floods, we were unfortunate enough to lose our shed and its contents to a fire in April. 

The good news was all to come however, with a long-awaited approval to renovate the gardens, install twelve new raised garden beds and an amazing new greenhouse.  The private plots are now rented out to local community members and businesses.

A lot of hard work has been invested by the amazing volunteers and garden members who help make the garden possible.  We have a great crew dedicated participants who create a welcoming and unique garden space for everyone to enjoy. 

For 2023, we hope to keep the momentum rolling, with a new and improved composting hub, production of seedlings, workshops and additional working bees. 

Working Bees

Working bees every Thursday afternoon from 3:30pm, and from 3.00 to  5.00 pm on the first Sunday of every month (starting this Sunday, 8 January).

 

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