Explore the fascinating world of weeds with horticulturalist Henrietta Ebb at Rushall Garden.
Sunday 3 May 2026
11:30am - 12:30pm
Rushall Cres, Fitzroy North VIC 3068, Australia
Free
Discover the intriguing world of weeds in this engaging community garden event. Henrietta Ebb, a knowledgeable horticulturalist from Yarra City Council, will guide you through the identification and management of common weeds. This is a wonderful opportunity for families to learn about sustainability and gardening in a hands-on environment.
You and your children will gain insights into how weeds impact local ecosystems and practical tips on managing them effectively. The session is designed to be informative yet accessible, making it perfect for parents and school-aged children interested in gardening and nature.
Enjoy the fresh air and community spirit as you explore Rushall Garden, a vibrant green space behind Thomas Kidney Reserve.
- Date: Sunday, 3 May 2026
- Time: 11:30 to 12:30
- Location: Rushall Garden behind Thomas Kidney Reserve, Rushall Crescent, Fitzroy North 3068
- Host: Henrietta Ebb, Horticulturalist at Yarra City Council
The event lasts for one hour, providing a compact yet enriching experience suitable for a family outing. It’s a great way to engage children with nature and sustainability topics.
Rushall Garden is located behind Thomas Kidney Reserve in Fitzroy North. The garden is easily accessible by public transport and offers a peaceful setting for community activities. Parking options are available nearby, and the garden is stroller-friendly.
This green space is perfect for families looking to spend time outdoors while learning about local flora and environmental care.
Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities and gardening. Bringing a hat and water bottle is recommended to stay hydrated and protected from the sun.
The event is family-friendly and encourages participation from children of all ages. It’s an excellent chance to foster environmental awareness and gardening skills in a supportive community setting.
No prior gardening experience is necessary; all are welcome to join and learn.
Tickets are available for this free event. Booking in advance is recommended to secure your spot as places may be limited.
You can obtain tickets through the Yarra City Council website or at the event page link provided. This is a cost-free opportunity to engage with your local community and environment.
