OGSA called for applications in January for $3000 grants for up to three Community Gardens. The succesful gardens are the Mt Gambier Old Gaol Community Garden, Joan's Patch and the Trott Park Community Garden.
Do you have a community garden project that needs funding or want to establish a garden but don’t have funds? OGSA would like to hear your ideas!
Elleca Polson (centre), a TAFE Horticulture, Conservation and Land Management student is presented with a $2000 Scholarship by Dr Lyn Edwards (left) from OGSA and Dr Leanna Read (right) from the Playford Foundation.
Following our AGM, we have a new Chairperson with Rob Andrewartha replacing Vick Winnall who was our Inaugral Chair over our first 3 years (pictured above). We appreciate Vick’s leadership in establishing our Committee.
OGSA wishes to congratulate Merilyn Kuchel on being awarded the Order of Australia Medal in this week's Queen's Birthday Honours for her service to horticultural and botanical organisations in South Australia.
With the conclusion of the Summer/Autumn openings, the third season of Open Gardens SA has come to a close… a season in which over 40 private gardens were open to the public … well over half of them for the first time.
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Community Gardens Winners
15 April 2019
Community Gardens Project
22 January 2019
OGSA donates $0.5 Mill to Charites
08 December 2018
Opening of Season 2018-19
06 September 2018
Merilyn Kuchel OAM
13 June 2018
End of 2017/18 Season
14 May 2018