Garden Share Collective Makeover

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Garden Share Collective AugustI created the Garden Share Collective over two years ago as a way to promote growing your own food. I have now teamed up with Kyrstie from A Fresh Legacy and Kate from Rosehips & Rhubarb to take the GSC (Garden Share Collective) to the next level.

The GSC is about sharing the trials and revelations of growing your own food organically in your backyard. It is a way for people to talk about their experiences and get advice about gardening, pest control and what to do with a glut of vegetables.

Home gardeners can join in the fun with us each month and join us on Facebook and Instagram with the tag #gardensharecollective. Share a photo from your vegetable garden about the theme each month. This month it is all about SIZE.

Size: how big is your garden, what size is your garden, how small are your seedlings, how tall is your corn.

Bloggers can join in and submit a post to the monthly link up which will be on the last Monday of the month. The next link up will be on the 31st August. Write a post about the monthly theme and what is happening in your vegetable garden.

Each season Kate, Kyrstie and myself will share the next prompts for the coming months. For more information head over the the Garden Share Collective page or email liz@strayedtable.com

Head over to FACEBOOK & INSTAGRAM now to join inf

Lizzie Moult

Lizzie Moult

Planning, cooking, chasing kids & running an online business; it might seem like there is a lot going on. Yet Lizzie is all about living simply and creating a flexible lifestyle that enables plenty of travel, adventure and quality time. A lifestyle writer and photographer for over 10 years for numerous publications, working online for over 14 years Lizzie also works as Cognitive Behavioural Therapist to help people live a life with passion & purpose without people-pleasing, imposter syndrome and seeking approval at www.lizziemoult.com.
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    1. Gillian, it can be anything “size” related. How big your harvest is, the size of the weeds growing. It is however you interpret it in your garden at the time.

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