It's National Allotments Week
From Horticultural, news of National Allotments Week.
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From Horticultural, news of National Allotments Week.
Today the Pure Land Gardeners have been working
on the allotment. As we are gardening organically we are using the ''raised bed
system'' as a way to construct the area. Today we have begun to plan and mark
the area where each bed will be situated. There will be six beds in all, five
of the beds will each represent one of the five Buddhas and one of the beds
will represent Quan Yin.
In
the centre of the Mandala we plan to place a stone sitting Shakyamuni which
will sit next to a shrub or small bush that we are going to plant in memory of
Irene.
We also have been planting potatoes, which given the
consistency of the soil was hard work. Fortunately, Jenny, brought some lovely
Taiwan vegetable rice for lunch. We also shared Rachel's oranges and American
candy. A meeting of international flavours in the suburbs of Tyneside.
You can find previous news items from:
26th February
and
17th March
Last Saturday we continued with our work in the garden. Sally, Rachel, and myself, planted some leeks and also continued to put together the wooden planks that are to be used for the frames for the raised bed system.
Even though this is hard work the experience remains more than positive. Sharing with others as we take forward our vision.
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