Saturdays at the Community Garden

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The Green Street Community Garden is a beautiful oasis in a crowded town. Every week, local neighbors gather here to plant flowers, grow organic vegetables, and enjoy fresh air together. The garden has a simple but organized timetable to coordinate everyone's help. Let us look at their weekly activities.

The main gathering always happens on Saturdays. Every Saturday morning at ten o'clock, neighbors meet at the central wooden shed. The garden leader, Thomas, gives tasks to everyone. They work together until one o'clock in the afternoon. After their work, they always share a simple picnic lunch under the big oak tree.

During weekdays, people visit the garden at different times. Once a week, on Monday evenings, a group of retirees waters all the young plants. They usually start at six o'clock and finish when the sun goes down. Twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, school children visit the garden in the afternoon.