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Community Garden Open Day

On Monday May 5th The Community Garden had an Open day.

As the sun always shine on the Garden, it was of course a beautiful day. Trees and shrubs were planted and kids and adults completed the treasure hunt and tied their wishes to the Hawthorn tree. Keep your eye on the FB page for further events at the garden https://www.facebook.com/stewartrycommunitygarden

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