COGS invoices for plot fees and membership will be sent out next month, so now is the time to start thinking about your intentions for next year. Please let your …
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Blog FeaturedMicromanaging: My adventure in indoor gardening
Growing Microgreens Article and Photos: Cathy Morison (Canberra Organic – Summer 2019 [Part I] Autumn 2020 [Part II]) Winter is normally a time for using up the pumpkins from the …
Blog President ReportPresident’s Report
Winter 2021 Article: Andy Hrast (Canberra Organic – Winter 2021) Fellow COGS members, welcome to the winter edition of Canberra Organic. Our gardens are looking great after the wet and …
Blog RecipeHolder’s Mr Fix-It
Article and Photos: Margaret Stapper (Canberra Organic – Autumn 2019) Conrad, you have gardened at Holder Garden for a long time. Can you give us a potted history of Holder …
Blog FeaturedStepping up to help the community
Holder Community Garden Article and Photos: Neil Williams (Canberra Organic – Autumn 2021) One of our missions at the Holder community garden is to improve our sense of community, both …
Blog RecipeOverrun by pumpkins?
Article: Michele Barson (Canberra Organic – Autumn 2021) Will you have a bumper pumpkin harvest this autumn? Not sure what to do with them? Here are a couple of recipes …
Blog President ReportPresident’s Report
Autumn 2021 Article: Andy Hrast (Canberra Organic – Autumn 2021) Happy New Year to all our COGS members. We hope 2021 will be much better than 2020. It has already …
Blog RecipeMaking the most of the zucchini glut
Zucchini Cake Story and photos: Janet Popovic (Canberra Organic – Autumn 2019) Janet Popovic shared her well-loved recipe for zucchini cake “as the extremely hot weather has boosted the harvest …
BlogThe history and virtues of rhubarb
Story: Elizabeth Dangerfield (Canberra Organic – Autumn 2020) All things old are new again. All things once derided are now acclaimed. Although I am still waiting for tripe to make …
BlogGrowing a sense of community
Story: Dr Joanne Dolley, Research Fellow, Griffith University (Canberra Organic – Summer 2020) By being an active member of a community garden, you are contributing to achieving several of the …