Oak & Rose Garden Co.

02/09/2026

Is anyone interested in joining our pilot program? We wish to tackle weeds on streets, hands on. Together-
Every human has the power to make a tiny difference in the community. And it can start right here. Please reach out to us as we’d love to have your hands on the Huon with us. 🌱🦜🐝👊

Glyphosate is a problem that is expensive to solve - unless we work together to deal with weeds as a community. I met with Sarah and Dan today and we want to try a pilot project to clear a street of weeds so that Council workers only need to inspect. That saves our environment from glyphosate and saves costs to the rates. I’m working to make it a repeatable model so that other areas can do it too.

01/09/2026

We practice what we “preach”. We won’t use chemical sprays for our clients, ourselves or our children’s planet.

29/08/2026

Hands on Huon. Glyphosate is coming. Get together and give the no need to spray.

27/08/2026

We are not religious or align our hearts to any faith but that of the faith we hold in humanity. And in this, Our prayers are with those who are hurting today as news floods our feeds. This is the Prayer that I Forgot, by Paulo Coelho.

24/08/2026

Hey locals. Support the Ranelagh Community Garden project by buying a cherry tree for $10! All proceeds go to getting the project off the ground. Located in Ranelagh, Huon Valley. Direct message or organise pickup.

12/08/2026

OH NO! It's laundry day.

03/08/2026

Please share this post with anyone you know in Tasmania wanting to start a community garden, or in need of help with their current Community Garden. We’re here! Hello friends. 🪏🫜🌞

11/07/2026

Sunday Smiles- The story of our chalkboard.

10/07/2026

Cooling the morning’s in the frosty garden. I think it’ll make breakfast extra tasty. 😋

12/06/2026

He planted an acorn he found at The Village Green, long before she was even in his life. This is what it looks like when you give kids free rein in a garden. Things grow here and there, and wildly, without “design”. Ours will never be an award winning garden. It will be, “Here’s the ‘Acorn Tree’, that Finn planted. Here is Arlen’s birch. Here are the random calendula they threw down while wandering through”. “Oh, there’s more mint”. This morning, I heard them outside, still so early, the warm wind and the garden called them barefooted, to plant. I don’t even know what they buried beneath the mulch. I guess we’ll see come Spring.