The Garden grows a vast arrange of organic fruit, vegetable and herbs
Open to all members of the community
Open to all members of the community
Members can assist with garden design, planning, planting, watering, pruning, organic composting and general garden maintenance. Pop by and visit the garden, the chickens (who love gifts of green leaves) and meet our team of dedicated green thumb members who love to meet and share the wonderful garden with you.
Membership
Entitles full access to the garden and all programs and activities in the Community House:
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Make a Donation
Your donation is a powerful way to lend a helping hand. Every contribution, big or small, directly supports our House, funding programs that uplift individuals and unite our community. You can even choose where your donation goes—just email us. Thank you for making a difference; every dollar counts. |
Annual fee for Community Garden members is $25
Free Food Swap days
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Garden Open Days
Fourth Sunday of each month 10 Year Anniversary!
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Need more information? Find our Orientation Booklet here
How does it all work?
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Gardening from Scratch
Learn new gardening skills and be prepared to grow edible plants confidently at your own home whether you have a large, small or balcony garden. Covering topics of gardening basics of growing edible foods, propagation, soil health, crop rotation, natural fertilisers, compost, worm farms, bug management and more.
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Sustainable Gardening
Workshops include discussion and sustainable gardening principles, waste reduction and the soil food web, considerations for a changing climate, food security and weed foraging, designing for biodiversity, seed sowing, saving, sharing and swapping.
This workshop is for gardeners interested in delving deeper into the systems within nature and simple actions and behaviour changes to create a more sustainable garden environment. Extension resources and activities are provided to enable gardeners to extend their knowledge and understanding of actions, principles and methods they can ripple actions into their sphere of influence.
Click here to find more information about the course. Click here to register your interest. |
Gardens for Wellbeing
These sessions will educate people to connect with nature and plants, introduce 'Therapeutic Wellness' to everyday lives and help us understand the enjoyment of physical, mental and social benefits of gardening and nature connections.
These workshops will introduce Sensory Garden Design and Horticulture Therapy and offer practices to reduce stress levels and create greater wellbeing. Click here to register your interest. |