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| The All Saints Gardens Over the past twenty years, loyal parishioners like Madge Henderson planted the bones of the gardens with bottle brush and violets - a great beginning.
During the last ten years, growth of the gardens has proceeded. With the opening of the new church building - All Saints - new garden projects have evolved.
Around All Saints, we have a row of nine grafted flowering gums, with Agapanthus in the car park. They are a sight at Christmastime. On the tree stump and the Cross are white Hardenbergia.
Coming under the sail between the buildings, red Geraniums and Cycads are a wonderful welcome.
Behind the sign on Newcastle Street stands a Euphorbia - a white Poinsettia - which is a giant white snowball in Winter.
In front of the Ministry Centre we have an Azalea and Camelia bed.
Near Christmastime, the Australian Christmas Bush and the Kangaroo Paws give a wonderful welcome to visitors.
Come and wander through the gardens - it would be good to see you.
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