Friday, September 11, 2026

Township Stories & Realities - Lindiwe's Garden - Part 2

 


A fenced plot, healthy soil, and a few dozen seedlings — that's all standing between an empty lot and a school garden that feeds itself.

Lindiwe's school garden started with donated seeds and a lot of digging. 

To get it producing enough spinach, beans, and carrots to genuinely add to the feeding scheme's lunches, we need fencing to keep out foraging goats, a proper watering line, and seedling trays for the next planting round. 

It's not a quick fix, but a garden that keeps producing means the school kitchen relies a little less on what we can buy week to week.

R350 covers fencing and seedlings for one garden bed. Link below to sponsor a bed this spring.

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