Greenlight Organic Gardening Projects

Greenlight revamped the Heavens Nest orphanage food tunnel today by introducing herbs fennel,sage,thyme and marjoram.

Planting beetroot brings the finishing touch to our food garden in our community.

Seed saving means sustainability to any garden.Drying our coriander seeds for next planting season.

Some of the crops produced by our project.

Keeping the compost heap going by adding more green leaves as fuel.

Greenlight Organic living up to its name with healthy crops at the Oasis food garden in Schaapkraal.

Greenlight food garden project setting up our stall at the Oasis Food and Craft market in Schaapkraal today.

Building the support structure for our peas plants in the Oasis food garden.Made possible by Greenlight food garden projects.

Excitement this morning at the Oasis food garden in Schaapkraal when cabbages was harvested this morning Made possible by Greenlight food gardens.

Greenlight keeping our standard with more planting at Oasis food garden in Schaapkraal. Today we planted cauliflower,cucumbers and more lettuce.

Maintaining the Greenlight standards at the Oasis food garden project in Schaapkraal by planting different kinds of lettuce,some chillies cucumbers,table celery and cauliflower seeds.

Site visit today at the Greenlight food garden project at Oasis in Schaapkraal today.

Greenlight showing our what our mentorship can do in the Oasis food garden in Schaapkraal.

The Oasis food garden was established and maintained buy Greenlight organic gardens.

Still collecting snails from the garden to make our unique organic pesticides in the Oasis food garden project.

Refilling our tank with some compost and water to make more compost tea at the Oasis food garden project in Schaapkraal.

Another exciting day with Greenlight project at Oasis food garden in Schaapkraal.

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The birth of the Greenlight project started in 2015 with only the idea in my head without any knowledge or experience.Since then it overcame many difficulties,challenges and many success.

Some fresh coriander from the Oasos food garden project in Schaapkraal.

Allowing the training group at Oasis food garden get creative by introducing the kayak and the concrete pot into the garden.Made possible with Greenlight projects.

New garden training group giving compost tea at the Oasis food garden in Schaapkraal.All made possible with Greenlight food garden project.

Our snails that we collected in the garden soaked for 3 weeks in water.Yesterday we strained 2 litres through a cloth.One liter snail juice in a 5lt can filled up with tap water.Giving snails a Run for their lives.All happening at Oasis food garden in Schaapkraal.

Introduce our different varieties tomatoes purple, yellow, green,red and chilli tomatoes into the grow boxes at Oasis food garden in Schaapkraal.

Made our natural pesticides by boiling onions, garlic and chilli flakes in 2lts water.Cool and strain through kitchen cloth.One litre liquid per 5litres can and top up with tap water.

Our Ottery community garden looking healthy after some good rains.

We did some weeding at Ottery garden today in preparation for the coming rain.

The rain did some wonders to our Ottery garden after we did some weeding.

Another exciting day at Oasis in Schaapkraal where I could have this workshop at one of our projects working through the Urban Gaps manual.

Working with this group of people setting up a food at Oasis in Schaapkraal. Well done to these guys.

Visit to our rabbit project to collect some manure for the gardens.

Making our Sunday sacrifice by planting the Heavens Nest shelter for vulnerable children food tunnel this morning.

Food security is our main focus this year and this delivery of seedlings from Fruit trees for Africa will boost our capacity of our project.

Our own seedlings should be ready for replanting I a weeks time.

With the help of my friend Kevin we laid down mulch for half the day.Seedlings should be ready for planting in a weeks time.