Attractive Food Gardens, Scrappy Plants, and Outreach
We chat with Adina Oosterwijk, the Community Greening Officer at the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney, Australia.We talk about:* Home food gardens that are productive and aesthetically pleasing* A tomato festival* The Royal Botanic Garden (https://www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au) in Sydney, which has three different sites that each have different growing conditions and plant collections* Garden outreach to vulnerable communities* Scrappy plants for tough growing conditions
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We chat with Adina Oosterwijk, the Community Greening Officer at the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney, Australia.
We talk about:
- Home food gardens that are productive and aesthetically pleasing
- A tomato festival
- The Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney, which has three different sites that each have different growing conditions and plant collections
- Garden outreach to vulnerable communities
- Scrappy plants for tough growing conditions
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