Calendar of community garden events
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Join this gardening group with a focus on inclusion, relaxation and making friends in the community garden space, followed by a community lunch at 12.30pm.
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No need to come every week or stay the whole time or even do any gardening, you can just come along, say hello and sit about and enjoy the view and have a cuppa. Everyone welcome.
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One of the volunteers, John, runs this monthly working bee.
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All people of all ages are welcome, whether you’re a gardening wizard or don’t know a root from a branch.
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Go and plant seeds and seedlings or just join them for a cuppa in a beautiful tranquil setting.
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Regular working bee. Everyone welcome.
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Working bee, market stall and socialising.
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Next to the Northcote train station.
There is some sharing of food and drink after the working bee so feel free to take a plate of food to share.
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SEEDs is a communal garden, that grows natural networks, skills, mutual opportunities, friendships, organic food and community for all who are involved in it. Join them to give a hand and help their garden grow – weeding, planting, mulching, harvesting, turning compost, etc. Or just hang out with their beautiful community for a cup of tea.
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These meet ups happen during school terms only. You have to become a member, but membership is free and you can join at any time. Bother experienced gardeners and absolute beginners welcome.
Each week, a horticulturalist will talk about some aspect of edible gardening.
Meet with like-minded gardeners in their sustainable garden to swap ideas, plants, listen to lectures and watch demonstrations on all things gardening.
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Feel free to drop by to have a look at the garden, to find out more and to meet the garden volunteer coordinator, Trevor.
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A drop-in gardening session, facilitated by the DIVRS Urban Food Program, which everyone is welcome to attend. There is always plenty of weeding, watering, planting and harvesting to do!
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No garden of your own? Would you like be able to share some fresh produce? Go along and join Span’s gardening team. Wheelchair accessible, fun and supportive. You just need your skills, or want to develop skills.
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During the year, the start time varies from 6pm to 7pm. Before going, therefore, check with them by email.
Take something to share at their communal meal.
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Looking to feel productive, stay healthy, and contribute to local food resilience? Go along to the community garden on any Thursday morning to meet others for an informal catch up and low-energy gardening session. No experience is required, just a willingness to get your hands dirty and help your fellow community members to sow, plant, harvest, weed, compost, and chat (heavy on the chatting, really). Take yourself, a pair of gloves, and learn how you can help grow food and community.
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Meet their volunteer gardeners to share tips and ideas, contributing to the maintenance of the community garden.
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Everyone welcome. Help them continue to transform their garden into an edible, beautiful and educational sanctuary for all who pass through their gates.
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Join this gardening group with a focus on inclusion, relaxation and making friends in the community garden space, followed by a community lunch at 12.30pm.
Click here to read about the garden.
No need to come every week or stay the whole time or even do any gardening, you can just come along, say hello and sit about and enjoy the view and have a cuppa. Everyone welcome.
Click here to read about the garden.
Tend to the garden together, learn new skills and share stories around the morning tea table. Anyone from the local community is welcome.
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All people of all ages are welcome, whether you’re a gardening wizard or don’t know a root from a branch.
Click here to read about the garden.
Next to the Northcote train station.
There is some socialising after the working bee.
Click here to read about the garden.
Go and plant seeds and seedlings or just join them for a cuppa in a beautiful tranquil setting.
Click here to read about the garden.
Regular working bee. Everyone welcome.
Click here to read about the garden.
Working bee, market stall and socialising.
Their monthly communal gardening group working bee where they focus on their communal garden beds. All welcome.
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This is a social event themed around gardening. Stay for a little while or for the whole time. Talk with gardeners – experienced and not-so-experienced. Learn from each other and from the long-time gardeners who run the club.
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Click here to read about the garden.
Click here to read about the garden.
SEEDs is a communal garden, that grows natural networks, skills, mutual opportunities, friendships, organic food and community for all who are involved in it. Join them to give a hand and help their garden grow – weeding, planting, mulching, harvesting, turning compost, etc. Or just hang out with their beautiful community for a cup of tea.
Click here to read about the garden.
These meet ups happen during school terms only. You have to become a member, but membership is free and you can join at any time. Bother experienced gardeners and absolute beginners welcome.
Each week, a horticulturalist will talk about some aspect of edible gardening.
Meet with like-minded gardeners in their sustainable garden to swap ideas, plants, listen to lectures and watch demonstrations on all things gardening.
Click here to read about the garden.
Dig in the garden, pick fresh veggies and prepare dishes to share and enjoy. Part of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden program.
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Feel free to drop by to have a look at the garden, to find out more and to meet the garden volunteer coordinator, Trevor.
Click here to read about the garden.
A drop-in gardening session, facilitated by the DIVRS Urban Food Program, which everyone is welcome to attend. There is always plenty of weeding, watering, planting and harvesting to do!
Click here to read about the garden.
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