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Community garden

Where Arthur’s finished compost helps the town’s plants grow.

DraftA made-up place

The community garden: wooden raised beds full of flowers and vegetables, a shed and a bench, with the town behind.

Who works here

ArthurArthur looks after the town gardens.Meet Arthur

What happens here

Anyone in Gullbrae can help grow flowers and vegetables in the community garden.

Finished compost goes on the beds to feed the soil, and the school uses the learning corner for outdoor lessons.

The shared learning area in the garden: raised beds, a bench and a blank easel board for lessons. — The learning corner, used by the school.

Stories here

The shared picnicPlan a picnic for the people coming, and bring the kit home to use again.Read now The repaired planterMending a garden tool can keep it working for years.Read now Use it againBefore you throw something away, ask: can it be reused or mended?Read now The planter drawingYour idea counts, even when a grown-up does the mending.Read now The garden over timeGrowing takes time and care.Read now Rowan’s planter drawingChildren can have the ideas. Grown-ups do the mending.Read now

The composting site Back to the town map

Draft, 21 October 2026. Gullbrae is made up, and its bins are not your council’s. The words and pictures are not yet reviewed by an educator.