This is related to the post, Federation Square. The Little Veggie Patch Co. has transformed an unused Fed Square car park into Pop Up Patch. It is a unique community gardening space made up of more than 140 veggie crates with a special no-dig recipe that are for rent. Subscribers ranging from businesses, restaurants, and residents use it to grow their own organic food. Open six days a week excluding Mondays, there’s a shop, cafe, and a centre for holding food, gardening, and kids workshops on the site.
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Amazing 🙂 !
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Glad you think so.
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Hi there – looks like it’s a piece of countryside right in the middle of busy city. Wonderful colors.
– Ruta
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Lovely to hear from you again. Thanks for the compliment: the photos of the ‘urban oasis’ was taken under a blistering summer sun which made the colours vivid.
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I like that – a special no dig recipe 🙂 – I spend half my time repotting plants so would be curious to know what the no dig approach is, it’s hard to imagine 🙂
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Hi, this is the company that is responsible for the no dig recipe at Pop Up Patch: http://littleveggiepatchco.com.au/. You might find it useful.
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brilliant thanks for sharing
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Hi, I think visitors to this garden would feel happy being in such a cheerful place.
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It’s certainly a pleasant place to stroll around and view some greenery in the midst of the city.
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