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Members of Angair’s propagation team will help the Anglesea Primary School students replant some of its indigenous garden early this month. The propagators and their Year 6 helpers will supervise the planting, protecting and mulching of 600 plants and another 30 plants for a new bush food garden.

First planting day at Anglesea Primary School, 2011

First planting day at Anglesea Primary School, 2011

The replanting has been necessary to ensure that the garden in front of the school is fire-wise. Some of the original front garden’s plants were not.

Angair’s association with the school began in 2009 when students learned how to grow plants. Then in May 2011, a community planting day saw more than 3000 plants planted at the new school site on Camp Rd.

Devon Downey