Learn how to transform your garden with native plants and simple propagation techniques in this free community workshop.
Sunday 14 June 2026
10:00am - 11:30am
Humphries Rd, Karingal Centre VIC 3199, Australia
Free
Discover the joys of native gardening with horticulturalist Leanne, who will guide you through creating a thriving, low-maintenance garden that supports local wildlife. This workshop is perfect for both beginners and experienced gardeners eager to learn practical skills.
You'll explore how native plants interact with local soils, birds, insects, and climate, helping reduce water use and chemical inputs while enhancing your garden's beauty and resilience. Plus, you'll get hands-on experience propagating plants to take home.
Bring your gardening tools for a special mobile tool sharpening service by Australian Blade Services, available at your own cost.
This 90-minute workshop covers why native plants are vital for wildlife and the environment, natural propagation methods, and simple design tips for creating attractive, functional gardens. Seasonal care and soil health basics will also be discussed.
The session includes practical demonstrations and opportunities to ask questions, making it an engaging and informative experience for parents looking to inspire their children with nature-friendly gardening.
The event is free to attend, though tool sharpening services are an optional paid extra.
Held at Scout Hall, located at the corner of Baden Powell Drive and Humphreys Road in Frankston South, this venue is accessible and family-friendly. Ample parking is available nearby.
The location is ideal for local families wanting to engage with community gardening initiatives and enjoy a relaxed, educational environment.
Please bring your gardening tools, kitchen knives, or chainsaw blades if you wish to use the sharpening service. The workshop is suitable for all skill levels and encourages community participation.
Children are welcome, and the content is designed to be engaging for school-aged kids interested in nature and gardening.
Remember to dress comfortably and be prepared for outdoor conditions.
This workshop is free to attend, making it an accessible opportunity for families to learn and grow their gardening skills. No prior booking is required, but arriving early is recommended to secure your spot.
Tool sharpening services are available on-site at an additional cost, provided by Australian Blade Services.
