Learn how to design a native garden that supports local wildlife with expert guidance from Wollondilly Council's Sustainability Projects Officer.
Wednesday 7 October 2026
9:30am - 11:30am
Robin Davies Wollondilly Community Nursery Wonga Rd., Picton
Free
Discover the joys of creating a native habitat garden right in your own backyard. This session is perfect for parents eager to foster a greener environment and teach their children about local ecosystems. Whether you are starting fresh or enhancing an existing garden, you'll gain valuable insights.
Explore garden design principles tailored to native plants, understand soil types, and learn how to select species that attract and support local wildlife. The session encourages questions and interactive discussion, ensuring personalized advice for your garden vision.
Enjoy a relaxed and inspiring atmosphere where you can connect with like-minded community members passionate about sustainability and nature.
This hands-on workshop is led by Wollondilly Council’s Sustainability Projects Officer, who brings practical experience and enthusiasm for native gardening. The session runs for two hours, providing ample time for learning and interaction.
Participants will cover key topics including:
- Designing a garden that benefits native wildlife
- Understanding different soil types and their impact
- Selecting appropriate native plants for your area
Bring your ideas and questions to get tailored advice that suits your home garden’s unique conditions.
The event takes place at the Robin Davies Wollondilly Community Nursery, located on Wonga Rd., Picton. This accessible venue offers a welcoming environment surrounded by nature, perfect for a gardening workshop.
Parking is available onsite, and the nursery is easy to find within the Wollondilly Shire. It’s a great opportunity to explore the nursery’s resources and connect with local sustainability initiatives.
The workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, 7 October 2026, from 09:30 to 11:30. Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in and start promptly.
Suitable for parents and families interested in sustainable gardening and wildlife conservation. No prior gardening experience is necessary.
Remember to bring a notebook or device for taking notes and dress comfortably for an indoor/outdoor setting.
This event is free to attend, making it an accessible opportunity for all community members. Registration is recommended to secure your place.
To register or inquire further, contact Wollondilly Shire Council via email or phone. Early booking ensures you don’t miss out on this inspiring session.
Take this chance to create a beautiful, wildlife-friendly garden that your whole family can enjoy and learn from.
