Prepare your urban garden for spring with expert tips on planting, crop rotation, and companion planting.
Sunday 22 August 2027
12:30pm - 3:00pm
7 Prospect Rd Summer Hill NSW 2130 Australia
Free
Step into the world of urban gardening with this engaging workshop designed to help you prepare your garden for the spring season. Whether you have a small backyard or containers on your balcony, you'll learn how to maximize your space for a thriving edible garden.
Discover the secrets of site planning, crop rotation, and companion planting to boost your vegetable yields. This hands-on session includes practical exercises in the garden, making it perfect for parents looking to involve their children in sustainable gardening.
Enjoy a relaxed, informative afternoon that will leave you inspired to grow your own fresh produce as the weather warms up.
This free workshop runs for two and a half hours, starting at 12:30 pm and concluding at 3:00 pm. It is suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced gardeners.
You will learn what to plant for the upcoming season and how to prepare your plot or containers to ensure the best vegetable crop. The session encourages active participation with practical gardening exercises.
Bring your enthusiasm and gardening questions to make the most of this interactive experience.
The event takes place at 7 Prospect Rd, Summer Hill NSW 2130, Australia. This location is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming community garden environment.
Parking options are available nearby, and the venue is suitable for families with children.
Please check local transport schedules to plan your visit comfortably.
This is a free entry event, open to all community members interested in edible gardening.
Children are welcome, making it a great opportunity for family learning and outdoor activity.
Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for gardening and bring a hat and water bottle to stay hydrated.
Attendance is free, but booking is recommended to secure your spot.
You can book online through the Inner West Council website or contact the council directly for more information.
This workshop is part of the Healthy Edible Garden Series, designed to support sustainable living and community engagement in urban gardening.
