The benefits of community gardens are boundless: they provide fresh fruit and veg close to home, bring together neighbours, attract wildlife and beautify neighbourhoods. But starting one can seem like a big task: how do you find the land and get permission to use it? What do you plant so that everyone gets a share? How do you organise watering and weeding duties? Our panel of community gardeners, Keith Jordan, Anna McIvor and Stephanie Ferguson shared photos and advice from their own experiences to over a dozen budding community gardeners who found lots of support and resources at the event.