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Many thanks to the hard working team from our maintenance crew who are working on borders in this mild December 2024. They were out on good days and on bad days and they made it all the way down the C-10 path!  We decided not to postpone and ended up picnicking in the rain under our rain coats and brightly colored umbrellas.  Through the compost advocacy last spring, we met Samuel Pressman of Green Garden Truck. Samuel works across the city to try to recover materials and share with many community and school gardens in need. Our big bags of gravel removed from the front common area was transported to another garden for the base of their new shed. Win, win, win and gratitude for all those who sifted this gravel and helped out with all this long process.  RIGC Standards Committee would like to announce the following compliments and commendations for June 2024. We have an amazing patchwork quilts of gardens and the Standards Committee helps us keep everything well tended and well mended. Most improved: C57 - Congratulations on all the beautiful gardening! A14 - John’s Pond- a lot of clearing out - sunlight! Most glorious hydrangea among many beauties: B09 - Everyone should go see it- it practically glows! Tranquility: B14 (so much work and the garden looks lovely) Beautiful flowers: C08, C41 and the whole corner B26, B27, B28, B29 and B30   Jorg and Kaz are rebuilding the four big bin structure of our communal compost system. Come out and help sift compost created in 2023 and enjoy using this in your garden!
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