Events

Next Volunteer Day Saturday 30th April 2011

All welcome for our next volunteer day 11.00am - 3.00pm It will be all hands on deck to prepare the garden for the Open Day on 7th May. Why not come along and help paint the fences, pot on some of the plants we have for sale, help put the cover on at least one of the poly tunnels. If that doesn't appeal there is always the normal gardening, a chat with friends over a cuppa and something to eat - all donations of food gratefully received or just have a look round. Hope to see you there.

April 19, 2011

CCOG Watch - Drumlemble Primary Design Chosen by Pupils.

Primary 1-7 chose their design for the enclosed bird feeder. Our latest visit to Drumlemble Primary School took place this afternoon (Thursday February 10th 2011) to find out about the designs the pupils had been working on. All the children had been working on their own ideas and to choose a winner, they all cast a vote on their favourite design. And the winner is...........Daniel Anderson.......Well done to you Daniel for your excellent design. Skilled volunteers will be working to achieve the end result, along with Daniel and the other Pupils. We would like to thank all the children for their designs and the time and effort put into the project so far. A big thank you also to the teachers, without whom, this would not be possible. We look forward to welcoming Drumlemble pupils in the garden on the 3rd March 2011. image image Designs by Daniel Anderson, Drumlemble Primary School.

February 10, 2011

Black and Veatch Cheque Presentation

Black and Veatch cheque Presentation 16th December 2010. Black and Veatch presented the Garden with a cheque for £1115. As a considerate contractor Black & Veatch approached the ‘Organic garden’ to discuss the opportunity of contributing support to the development of their Campbeltown community initiative project. The Campbeltown Organic Garden aims to create and maintain a community garden which supports and nurtures all aspects of nature through the principles of organic gardening, and in doing so, provide an opportunity for all members of the community to enjoy the social, therapeutic and educational aspects of the garden. Through the involvement with Black & Veatch the Organic garden will be able to develop two new soft fruit tree areas within the new market garden area, and will provide significant stimulus to further growth. It will also allow Black & Veatch to further reduce their carbon footprint and leave a sustainable and lasting legacy to the Campbeltown community. image

January 17, 2011

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