Recycled garden
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The document summarizes the transformation of a compacted garden into a thriving recycled space. Over time, the garden was protected from wind and sun with fences and native plants, old materials like slate and doors were reused, and compost and mulch were used to nourish the soil. As a result, the garden now flourishes with variety, supports more wildlife, and the worm population has increased - representing a successful project turning initial failures into triumphs through recycling, renewing, and relaxing in the garden space.
Recycled garden
- 1. The Recycled Garden Hobbs Crescent, Reservoir life in progress
- 2. From this… From this… compacted stunted exposed sun/wind dead Worm count: 2 in whole garden
- 3. Which could soon turn into this…
- 4. Or shaping Or a little shaping…
- 5. Restumping the garden? foundations for a windbreak Using landfill at home.
- 6. P r o t e c t f r To protect fruit trees Mandarin with a few natives Wattle & boobialla
- 7. old slate floor becomes a path Old slate floor becomes a path
- 8. Await the rains… Await the rains <-- stormwater catchment (8 bathtubs recycled)
- 9. Roots deepen While letting the roots deepen in whatever can grow
- 11. variety and variety flourish …to nourish and develop
- 12. Turning failures Turning initial failures
- 14. and healthy relationships will invite more… and healthy relationships will invite more <-- visitor Sunflower ^ planted seedling
- 16. From the laundry or bathroom by using less and nothing harmful
- 17. Trusty frontload
- 18. compost
- 19. Renew more Renew more… Worm Count: 2-6 per shovel-load
- 20. Turn prunings to mulch
- 21. … logs to borders Old door to a mosaic table? Milk bottles to seedling protectors