The Portishead community and care centre residents’ families have been praised for donating seeds and plants to support Harbour Residential’s Going Green project.

North Somerset Times: Senior maintenance manager Paul Bennett and housekeeper Melinda Boganyi brought the garden to life. Picture: Harbour Residential Care CentreSenior maintenance manager Paul Bennett and housekeeper Melinda Boganyi brought the garden to life. Picture: Harbour Residential Care Centre (Image: Harbour Residential Care Centre)

The Portishead care centre, in Harbour Road, has seen its garden filled with fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers.

The scheme has been spearheaded by senior maintenance manager Paul Bennett and housekeeper Melinda Boganyi, who launched their Going Green project in summer.

Produce grown ranges from strawberries, carrots, peas, beans and butternut squash to cucumbers, caulis and cabbages.

Paul said: “We cannot thank our residents’ families, friends and the community enough for their generous donations. Covid-19 has been a challenging time for us all, but we are committed to the continued implementation of new and creative initiatives to ensure everyone in our home remains as happy and healthy as possible.”

North Somerset Times: A variety of fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers are growing in the garden.Picture: Harbour Residential Care CentreA variety of fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers are growing in the garden.Picture: Harbour Residential Care Centre (Image: Harbour Residential Care Centre)