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Last changed 5 Oct 2026
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Our nursery has more chilli, kangkong and brinjal seedlings than the garden can use. Collect a tray of eight for your balcony, plus a bag of compost, free. We will show you how to repot them and where to put them. Please bring a bag or a small container. Seedlings go quickly, so message before you come.
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Yishun Green Kakis
Residents of Khatib and Yishun who like getting their hands dirty. We look after a community garden on a former carpark, run a monthly estate clean-up with composting workshops, and keep a free tool and book library in a converted storeroom. Most members are retirees who garden in the morning, joined by working adults and families at weekends. Newcomers never need experience: we lend gloves and boots, someone will show you what to do, and there is always tea at the end. Surplus vegetables go to residents of the surrounding blocks, free, whoever turns up first.
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Help weed, water and harvest forty raised beds on Saturday mornings. We will show you what to do and lend gloves and boots. Some of the best parts are planting kangkong and chilli, and carrying the harvest to the blocks next door. Bring a hat and a water bottle. Families with children are welcome.
For: Anyone
Saturdays, 8am to 11am
Come and enjoy the garden. Residents of the surrounding blocks are welcome to wander the raised beds, learn to grow chilli and kangkong, and take home vegetables from the weekly harvest, free. No sign-up and no experience needed. Gloves and boots can be borrowed, and there is tea at the end.
For: Anyone, Families, Elderly
Saturdays, 8am to 11am
Borrow a drill, ladder, sewing machine or a paperback for two weeks, free. Sign the notebook, take it home, bring it back. Volunteers fix what breaks. We always welcome good tools and books: working drills, hand saws, spirit levels and novels in English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil.
For: Anyone
Saturdays 9am to noon, and Wednesdays 6pm to 8pm
Bring a broken fan, kettle, radio or bicycle and watch retired technicians and students take it apart and fix it with you. Learn basic repairs as you go. Free, though spare parts are at cost. Tea and biscuits provided. Please label your item with your name and bring the charger or cable if it has one.
For: Anyone
Saturday, 2pm to 5pm
Student group, Greenridge Secondary School
Help weed, water and harvest forty raised beds on Saturday mornings. We will show you what to do and lend gloves and boots. Some of the best parts are planting kangkong and chilli, and carrying the harvest to the blocks next door. Bring a hat and a water bottle. Families with children are welcome.
For: Anyone
Saturdays, 8am to 11am