Learn how to care for your garden during the Noongar season of Birak with expert tips on soil health, fire risk reduction, and supporting native wildlife.
Saturday 5 December 2026
9:00am - 11:00am
135 Suffolk St, Caversham WA 6055, Australia
Free
Embrace the summer season with practical gardening advice tailored to the Noongar season of Birak. This workshop offers insightful tips on managing dry soil, tackling weeds, and reducing fire risks, perfect for families wanting to nurture their gardens sustainably.
You will learn how to work with natural cycles to keep your garden thriving without increasing water or maintenance costs. The session is designed to be accessible and informative, ideal for adults and youth alike.
Expect a friendly, engaging atmosphere where you can ask questions and connect with fellow garden enthusiasts.
The workshop is led by Hannah Smith from Budding Concepts, an expert in seasonal gardening techniques. Topics covered include:
- Maintaining soil health in dry conditions
- Identifying and treating water-repellent soil
- Supporting native wildlife during hot, dry weather
- Managing fire risks and understanding total fire bans
- Controlling summer weeds effectively
This hands-on talk will equip you with actionable strategies to help your garden flourish through summer.
Held at the Caversham Community Centre, located at 135 Suffolk St, Caversham, the venue is wheelchair accessible and welcoming for all attendees.
The community centre provides a comfortable setting for learning and discussion, with easy access and parking options nearby.
Directions and additional venue details can be found on the event website or by contacting the organisers.
This event is suitable for adults and youth interested in gardening and environmental care. It is wheelchair accessible, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably.
The workshop is free of charge, but places are limited, so early registration is recommended to secure your spot.
Please consider bringing a notebook for taking notes and dress appropriately for the weather.
Attendance is free, making this an excellent opportunity for families to learn without financial commitment.
Booking is essential to reserve your place. You can register online through the event link or contact the organisers directly via phone or email.
For any questions or additional information, reach out to the Thinking Green team.
