Community Garden

The Bridgewater Uniting Church has used state government’s Fund My Neighbourhood grant funding to build a community garden behind our Oak Community Centre.

The garden is free for all members of the public to collect produce from.  The garden is open to the public.

The garden was officially opened on Saturday 24th November 2018, by Josh Teague MP, Member for Heysen. Photos of the opening ceremony are below.

The garden is maintained by a small volunteer group, and new volunteers are always very welcome.

Please come along, enjoy the sunshine, and collect some delicious, fresh, organic produce to take home!

Some recent photos from the garden

Cutting The Ribbon on 24/11/18 – Mitchell Crisp, Josh Teague MP & Mark Crisp
Listening to the speeches
Mitchell Crisp – Instigator of the Community Garden idea
Ivan Copley – Representative of the Peramunk People – original inhabitors of the land
Rev Christa Megaw – Thanking those involved
Josh Teague MP – Declaring the garden open – 25/11/18
Discussions in the garden – 24/11/18
Garden in early stages of planting out – Oct 2018
Playgroup children helping with planting – Oct 2018
Planting out by Playgroup children
Growing well – Photo taken Sat 17/11/18