The legacy behind a trackside garden in Melbourne's north | Garden Inspiration | Gardening Australia

[@user-rf2vk8zp2u]

This should absolutely be done worldwide.

[@cooksuncookingtahirali]

Gardening is an art and not everyone is gifted with it but everyone has the potential to learn it. I like your style and big thumb 👍142

[@Mary_Poppy108]

❤What a lovely story of Louises legacy

[@mrpeteg]

Fabulous, lovely seeing gardening bringing people together.

[@glenisv668]

How wonderful. Wish there was a lot more of these types of gardens happening …Beautiful garden ,a credit to Louise and all those lovely gardeners.❤️❤️❤️🌻🌻🌻

[@patriciachippendale2022]

There should be more of it its good for the mind and soul ❤

[@lorrainel2314]

That…Is brilliant. Lots of screenshots of the plant names for my garden 💚 Thank you.

[@robertovelasco6228]

All of us will be gone...its nice to leave a legacy for those that remain.

[@wandashaw3551]

Just so sweet, such a lovely idea and a wonderful legacy ❤️

[@barrywatler7482]

This is great 👍🪱🌺🌳

[@user-rf2vk8zp2u]

Can someone please tell me what the plant is with the emerald green spikes?

[@ksenijavojisavljevic2034]

A lot of people would do the same, but city council says one can not do anything on a council ground and they would remove any plants. So we need really the explanation as to how , where one can add vegetation in their surrounding. They even destroy something that totally has no reason to be destroyed, like daisies in the corner of two fences.

[@nancygonzalez6788]

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[@vallip4254]

The railway should encourage everyone to plant out alongside track...instead of dumping rust, track items, and large mounds of railway track gravel just dumped in mounds, also occasionally the railways even pull out plantings. We should not have to ask it should be mandatory, esp in view of all the railway works being done ..