After lying derelict for more than 30 years, the gardens at a world heritage-listed prison are again flourishing and feeding the community
A lot can change in eight months.
In March, the terraced knoll in front of Fremantle Prison’s main cellblock was little more than a tangle of weeds. The bricks had faded, rubbish was buried in the ground, rogue plants ran wild: all the things that happen when a patch of dirt (more like sand, really) is left neglected for decades.
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