Join us for a fun and educational workshop on plant propagation and help support Waverley's volunteer gardening activity at Waverley Cemetery.

Workshop outcomes

Learn how to grow your own native plants from cuttings
Support our volunteer gardeners by becoming an 'at home' gardener, propagating new native plants for replanting at the Cemetery
Make new friends and connect to your local community

Hosted by landscape designer, horticulturist and educator Narelle Harp from A Garden for Life.

Narelle specialises in native gardens and permaculture design and at this session Narelle will cover:

Which plants grow well from cuttings
Soil requirements
How to make your own cutting mix
Caring for your new cuttings

There will also be a hands-on lesson in taking a cutting to pot up and take home!

This activity is also an opportunity to support Volunteers at Waverley's Cemetery Gardening activity. Attendees are encouraged and welcome to propagate natives at home, and provide these established plants to the Cemetery Gardening team for planting at a future date. This way you can join the Cemetery gardening team of volunteers to beautify the cemetery and create a new native habitat, simply by gardening in your own back yard!

All materials are provided by please bring a reusable bag or small box to take home your native cuttings.

* People under 18 must be accompanied by and adult. Not suitable for people under 12.

This is a free event, but please register for a ticket by clicking the button Get Tickets.