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Community RBCG News

New and Improved plots!

This project was made possible thanks to the support of the Woollahra Council Environmental Grant. You may have noticed we’ve been busy upgrading our garden plots. After more than 10 […] Continue reading

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Community Recipes

Pickle it!

Notes from our recent pickling workshop hosted by Michelle… Cold vs Hot Pickling Cold Pickling (Quick Pickling): Hot Pickling: What Can We Pickle? Almost anything! We’ll focus on common garden […] Continue reading

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Community

Music in the Garden

Highlights from our 2026 ukulele singalong A Woollahra Festival of Fun / Neighbour Day event It was a beautiful day of making music together. The smiles say it all! Thank […] Continue reading

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Recipes

Elderflower cordial and wine

A most delicious of summer drinks Elderflower ‘Champagne’ is such a refreshing, effervescent drink, and it’s almost free. The flowers taste best picked early on a dry day and be […] Continue reading

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Pest Control

When caterpillars invade…

I noticed caterpillars chomping their way through my tatsoi yesterday and spent some time picking and squishing, only to return today to find they have traveled across the mustard, rainbow […] Continue reading

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Composting

Worm Farm & Compost Wrangling

Join us on Saturday 30th January! This will be a workshop for new members, a refresher course for old members and an introduction for anyone interested in reducing their footprint. […] Continue reading

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RBCG News

We’re moving up in the world

We’re in the process of building a second layer on our garden beds, that’s 36 beds, at least 144 pieces of timber. Here are some pics from our first working […] Continue reading

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Companion planting

Companion Planting Guide

Plant short, shade-tolerant plants beneath taller, bushy plants. When you mix sun-loving plants, put tall ones at the north end of the plot and small ones at the south end, […] Continue reading

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Companion planting Nurse Planting

Beans, corn & zucchini
(the three sisters)

I recently came across this great tip (an ancient method used by the Native Americans)… Can’t wait to try it in plot 23 when spring arrives! Sow eight corn seeds […] Continue reading