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Love Water Garden Wisely: Waterwise Gardening Workshop @ The Entrance
Saturday, 26 Oct 2024, 10am – 12pm
Sat 26th Oct 2024
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10:00 am
Want to know how to have a garden that is healthy and water wise? Learn about plant selection and design strategies to minimise water loss in your garden. Strategies include capturing water on your site and minimising evaporation and will include options such as wicking beds, hugelkutur, swales, increasing the organic matter content of your soil and choosing the right mulch. The principles of wicking garden beds, and how to construct them, will be demonstrated in an upcycled polystyrene box.
Location
The Entrance Community Centre
Battley Ave, The Entrance NSW 2261
Propagation for Your Edible Garden
Sunday, 27 Oct 2024, 10am – 12pm
Sun 27th Oct 2024
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10:00 am
By learning basic propagation and seed saving skills you can create an abundant, productive garden very quickly. This workshop will teach you how to successfully propagate plants (making new plants from old) from vegetative and root cuttings, layering, division and seed. Basic seed saving information and practical experience is included. You will get hands on experience making a propagation mix, practicing the different types of propagation and making newspaper pots. You will leave the workshop with new skills, a sense of achievement and take home some newly propagated plants for your own edible garden.
This workshop is designed for beginners and for those who want to improve their skills. It will include:
- How to create new plants using different types of propagation
- Tools for propagation
- Basic seed saving skills
- Make propagation containers from upcycled materials, including newspaper pots
- Learn the fundamentals of potting mixes and make our own potting mix
- How to use your worm castings in propagation
- Hands on experience propagating
This workshop is funded by Ku-ring-gai Council’s Environmental Levy.
The Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden is one of Sydney’s best kept secrets, set across 123 hectares of unique urban bushland and home to two endangered ecological communities as well as 18 threatened species of flora and fauna. The Wildflower Garden is open to the public all year round and has a range of hikes, step-free walking tracks, picnic areas and heritage venue hire as well as a diverse calendar of environmental education programs.
Location
Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden
420 Mona Vale Road, St Ives NSW 2075
Talk on Permaculture at the Lovefest Festival
Monday, 11th November
Mon 11th Nov 2024
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