Gardening in Small Spaces
Outdoors, Environment & Wildlife
Other
Learn how to maximize your small garden with expert tips and creative designs.
Details
Tuesday 17 March 2026
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Victoria St & Louisa St, Coburg VIC 3058, Australia
$
Free
Learn how to maximize your small garden with expert tips and creative designs.
Tuesday 17 March 2026
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Victoria St & Louisa St, Coburg VIC 3058, Australia
Free
Discover the secrets to transforming small outdoor areas into lush, productive gardens. This engaging talk will inspire parents looking to make the most of limited space with clever design principles and planting combinations. Whether you have a balcony, courtyard, or tiny backyard, this session offers practical ideas to create a green oasis.
Led by Kaye Roberts-Palmer, a seasoned garden design consultant and advocate for sustainable gardening, the event promises expert advice and creative inspiration. You'll learn about vertical gardening, companion planting, and how to optimize every inch of your garden.
Enjoy light refreshments before the talk begins, providing a relaxed atmosphere to mingle and share gardening stories with other local families.
The session runs for one hour, starting at 18:30 and finishing at 19:30. It is suitable for adults and parents interested in gardening with children, offering tips that can be adapted for family-friendly gardening projects.
Kaye Roberts-Palmer brings a wealth of knowledge as the founder of the Save Our Citrus Melbourne Campaign and a freelance writer, ensuring the content is both informative and engaging.
This event is perfect for those new to gardening or anyone seeking fresh ideas to enhance their small outdoor spaces.
Held at Coburg Library, located at the corner of Victoria and Louisa Street, Coburg, the venue is easily accessible by public transport. You can catch the North Coburg tram route no. 19 to stop 33 or take the Upfield train line to Coburg Station.
The library provides a welcoming community space with accessible facilities, making it convenient for parents with children.
Parking options are available nearby, and the venue is well-signposted for first-time visitors.
The talk will start promptly at 18:30, with light refreshments served from 18:00. Arriving early is recommended to enjoy the social time and settle in comfortably.
Registration is advised to secure your spot, as places may be limited due to space constraints.
For any accessibility requirements or questions, contact Merri-bek Libraries directly via phone or email.
This event is free to attend, making it an excellent opportunity for families to learn without financial commitment.
Bookings can be made through the library's contact channels, ensuring a smooth registration process.
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