It was a busy day at the garden on Sunday, with the BCC Community Conservation Partnership Breakfast event on in the park next to the garden, the Construction POD Working Bee and a stall selling goodies on behalf of the garden to the visitors from across Brisbane.

The BCC event attracted in excess of 100 visitors, many of whom took the time to tour the Yoorala St Community Garden – both officially and unofficially.

BCC Community Conservation Partnership Breakfast

Carolyn works the stall ready for the visitors to the garden

Here are just some of the goodies donated, cooked, made and supplied by garden members and friends.

Stall Goodies

Stall Goodies

Stall Goodies

Meanwhile the Construction POD working bee  continued with some tidying up and sorting of the equipment area.

Working on the equipment area

Tidying up and ‘paving’ the equipment area

To add to the excitement of the morning, a Tawny Frogmouth that seemed unwell was also found resting in the Garden. After some investigation he was picked up and taken to the local bird vet.  At this point the condition of the the bird is unknown.

Tawny Frogmouth resting at the garden

‘He’ was transported to the local bird vet for a checkup

The raised garden beds were planted out with seedlings from the Vege POD.

Planting in the Raised Garden Beds

Lisa and Petra show of the carrots from their plot.

Organically grown carrots from a members plot

Starfruit and Cumquats from the communal orchard.

Produce from the Orchard.

Colin giving BCC Community event visitors a tour of the Garden.

Touring the Garden

Thanks to all who worked, cooked, sold, toured and talked on a very busy Sunday.

Next Week:

Plot Holders POD Working Bee – Sunday 31st August