Learn how to use native plants to create a beautiful and resilient garden that helps support small birds, bees and butterflies.

Together we will create a temporary mini habitat garden, while learning the distinct qualities and features of local native plants, including edibles and learn how to plant them together, in a way that looks appealing and also creates habitat.

Our presenter Narelle Happ, is a landscape designer, horticulturist and educator from A Garden for Life, and specialises in native gardens and permaculture design. Narelle will cover:

• The best plant choices for your space

• Soil and mulch

• Seasonal flowering

• Caring for your plants, including pruning

• How to plant in a way that supports local wildlife

🌿Participants will receive a native seedling suitable for their garden.

This workshop is for residents in the Waverley Council Local Government area

Attendees can cancel online using Humantix and get an automatic refund 4 days prior to the event. A refund will be provided to all attendees who attend the event.

Have you joined Council’s Living Connections yet?

Receive free native seedlings and advice to help create a sustainable garden that supports wildlife and looks great.

More information and apply here.

Questions? Get in touch with Vicky Bachelard here.

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