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Community Gardens
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“Good Neighbour Community Gardens are kiwi version of allotment gardening.
Working together to create a space for growing food, fun, learning and community are the key principles for our community gardens. As a caring community we want to learn together to use our local resources wisely so that there will be enough for all, now and in the future.
We believe that everybody benefits from growing their own fresh food. Our families get fresher, healthier and cheaper food….and our communities grow too as friendships, skills, community pride & resilience flourish.”
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Community Gardens
“Good Neighbour Community Gardens are kiwi version of allotment gardening.
Working together to create a space for growing food, fun, learning and community are the key principles for our community gardens. As a caring community we want to learn together to use our local resources wisely so that there will be enough for all, now and in the future.
We believe that everybody benefits from growing their own fresh food. Our families get fresher, healthier and cheaper food….and our communities grow too as friendships, skills, community pride & resilience flourish.”
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In the spirit of community gardening, the Bethlehem Good Neighbour Community Gardens team really have been working together well, as always. What a team.Bethlehem Community Gardens
In the spirit of community gardening, the Bethlehem Good Neighbour Community Gardens team really have been working together well, as always. What a team.Welcome Bay Community Gardens
As the Garden and Art Festival drew nearer it was time for action. The garden bed holders, the volunteers, and the project team rallied around and made magic happen.Our Place Gardens
Financially, socially and environmentally it makes sense to help everyday New Zealanders learn how to provide more of their own healthy food. -
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“Manaaki whenua, manaaki tangata, haere whakamua”
Care for the land, care for the people, move forward.



