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Landscape Design and Fruit Students at Bendigo Tafe Showcased a Unique Garden at Charleston Red Campus, which is currently on display until December 10. Displays recycled materials and native plants within a radius of 50 km 20- 20-radius. The square meter garden is designed to inspire accessible gardening in our local community. The project, titled ‘Fill Your Emotions’, will be managed by Kendel Ingram, a landscape design student, after she was selected by a panel of local industry representatives following a design competition. Additional Education News Rela La Trobe Receives $ 1.8m to Reach Out Australia Scholarship “I continued to work as an inspiration and adult as a forest walk from my parents’ childhood.” She said. “It is a place where one enjoys the delicate sound of the water while meditating and the pleasant aroma of the natives, many of which are edible,” he said. And reduce your cravings for alcohol. These plants attract local wildlife to further support our local ecosystem. Other Stories Mrs. Ingram said it was a pleasure to see her design come to life. It was a challenge to keep the project going during the lockout period. Our inability to be present made it difficult to organize materials and we had to control many aspects of the work, ”she said, but we continued to cut back on the scene, for example, I prepared the material. I built the round floor myself using plants and leftovers and recycled materials. “The project has finally been fruitful and despite the obstacles, it has brought me great joy to see that all my efforts have been fruitful.” Project Consultants Kelly Jones, Bendigo TAFE Food and Fiber Management Instructor, former Outstanding Garden Design Winner, and Fruit and Vegetable Teacher Stan Smith with TAFE Utilities and Construction Teams as well as local nursery plants and garden suppliers. Additional News: Strong and powerful hurricanes in parts of central Victoria “Even though it was closed in Victoria and the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Exhibition was canceled, it was important for our students to continue to gain practical experience with this valuable and accessible garden project,” he said. “The project is part of our curriculum and will try to bring the project to life by working with various providers and Bendigo Tafe students and staff to be creative and supportive. Other News. Richardson said he was “delighted” to have created the students, saying “everything is on hand and an accessible garden project is a great example of what students can achieve when they have the opportunity to apply their skills in real life settings.” Everyone at Bendigo TAFE is proud of their work. Red Campus is a perfect show and I encourage our staff and the public to come and see it in person. ” The accessible garden is located at Bendigo Tafe Charleston Red Campus Food and Excellence Center (Building F). ) And will be available until December 10.
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Landscape Design and Vegetable Students at Bendigo Tafe showcased one-of-a-kind garden at the Charleston Red Campus, which will now be visible until December 10.
At a distance of 50 km from the site, a 20-square-meter garden featuring recycled materials and native plants is designed to inspire accessible gardening within our local community.
The project, titled ‘Fill Your Emotions’, will be managed by Kendel Ingram, a landscape design student, after she was selected by a panel of local industry representatives following a design competition.
According to Ingram, the garden is home to indigenous plants, edible foods, a round meditation platform and a pond that can be recreated in most backyards.
“I continued to work as an inspiration and adult as a forest walk from my parents’ childhood.” She said.
“A place to relax when you meditate and the aroma of fragrant herbs, many of which are edible.
“It is also a very sustainable and environmentally friendly place with selected plants to reduce the need for environmental protection and overdrinking. These plants attract wildlife to further support our ecosystem.”
Ms. Ingram says it was a real pleasure to see her design come to life.
“It was difficult to keep the project going during the lockout. The lack of space made it difficult to organize materials and we had to control many aspects of the work,” she said.
“But we continued to cut behind the scenes, for example, I made a round floor using the leftovers and recycled materials.
The project, ‘Fill Your Emotions’, is managed by Bendigo Tafe landscape design student Kendall Ingram. Draw a picture presented
“The project has finally been fruitful and despite the obstacles, it has brought me great joy to see that all my efforts have been fruitful.”
Project Consultants Kelly Jones, Bendigo TAFE Food and Fiber Management Instructor, former Outstanding Garden Design Winner, and Fruit and Vegetable Teacher Stan Smith with TAFE Utilities and Construction Teams as well as local nursery plants and garden suppliers.
Mr Smith said the project focused on the annual Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show Achieve Garden initiative initiative, which was canceled due to the 2021 epidemic.
“Even though it was closed in Victoria and the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Exhibition was canceled, it was important for our students to continue to gain practical experience with this valuable and accessible garden project,” he said.
“The project is part of our curriculum and creates challenges for our students to be creative and helpful by working with various providers and Bendigo Tafe students and staff to bring the project to life.
“The end result is an amazingly landscaped, eco-friendly, wildlife attraction and flower garden.”
Congratulations to Bendigo TAFE Campus Head David Richardson on his successful design for the students.
“TAFE is all about learning by hand and an accessible garden project is a great example of what students can achieve when they have the opportunity to apply their skills in real life settings,” he said.
“Our students should be proud of themselves, and everyone should be proud of their work at Bendigo TAFE. This garden is a perfect showcase for the Charleston Red Campus and I encourage our staff and the public to come and see it in person.”
The accessible garden is located at Bendigo TAFE Charleston Red Campus Food and Fiber Excellence Center (Building F) and will be open until December 10.
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