Transform your garden and verge into a beautiful, waterwise space that supports local wildlife and thrives in Perth's climate.

Join horticulturist Robyn Brown for an inspiring and practical workshop that will explore how to create attractive, low-maintenance landscapes using Western Australian native plants and waterwise gardening principles.

Learn how to:

select the right plants for your conditions,
reduce water use,
improve soil health, and
design outdoor spaces that are both resilient and biodiversity-friendly.

The workshop will also cover verge gardens, including ideas for creating functional, attractive verge spaces that complement your home, enhance your street and contribute to a greener community.

Whether you're planning a complete garden makeover or simply looking for ways to make your existing garden more sustainable, you'll leave with practical tips and plenty of inspiration.

Suitable for gardeners of all experience levels. Bookings are essential.

This event forms part of the City of Stirling’s Spring Living Green Education Series. Click the links below to register for other events in the series.

Day	Date	Time	LGES	Topic	Location
Saturday	29-Aug	9:00am – 11:00am	Session 1	Creating green spaces - 101 Permaculture Design	Part one - Inglewood Bowling and Sports Club Part two - Inglewood & Mount Lawley Community Garden
Saturday	5-Sep	2:45pm – 3:45pm	Session 2	Creating a Native Waterwise Garden (including verge)	Stirling Leisure - Mirrabooka (Wattle Room)
Saturday	12-Sep	9am - 10:30am	Session 3	Guided Wildflower Walk - Star Swamp	Star Swamp Reserve, North Beach
Saturday	17-Oct	3pm - 4:30pm	Session 4	Heat Proofing your Home (Summer Prep)	Stirling Leisure Karrinyup Activity Room (Newborough St, Karrinyup)

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