Well-known nun's popular garden no longer viable

Well-known nun’s popular garden no longer viable

Tuesday, April 12th, 2016

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A Wellington nun’s vegetable garden has been bulldozed because it was no longer viable to keep it going.

Sister Loyola Galvin, 96, and her garden captured the hearts of New Zealanders in a documentary Gardening with Soul.

She tended to her garden at the Home of Compassion in Wellington for over 15 years,

The garden provided organic produce to those in need. Continue reading

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