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    My Garden

    Lindani DonyeliBy Lindani DonyeliJanuary 31, 2018Updated:February 6, 2018No Comments1 Min Read
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    Irene with Bashe in her garden in Vukani
    Irene De Moore (left) read about Gogo Bashe’s  garden troubles in Grocott’s Mail and decided to help her.

    Granny of three Buyelwa Bashe has been the lucky recipient of the largest of Good Samaritan  Irene de Moor, who saw a Grocott’s Mail article in which Bashe complained about not having a fence and how goats and cows and goats were destroying her graden.

    De Moore had extra fence and kindly agreed to pass it on, through Grocott’s Mail. She was also quite impressed by Gogo Bashe’s garden. In addition to the fence, De Moore also gave her seeds and worm tea, a natural fertiliser that is mixed with water.

    “She is a wonderful lady and a hard worker,” De Moore said, “she does so much out of little because to work in the garden is hard.

    Bashe’s garden has mealie maize, potatoes, sweet potatoes and onions.

    • Text and photos: Lindani Donyeli
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