Join us for an inspiring and practical permaculture garden tour in Woodville Gardens, where an ordinary 240m² suburban block has been transformed into a productive, climate-resilient food forest.

This interactive session offers a real-world look at how permaculture principles can be applied at home using creativity, observation, and low-cost solutions.

Hosted by one of our members Elle, this tour shares the highs and lows of establishing a garden from scratch while working within the design constraints of a very compact site.

You’ll hear how challenges like heavy clay soil, builders’ rubble, intense summer heat, strong winds, and limited space were turned into opportunities for thoughtful, regenerative design and biodiversity.

Together, we’ll explore:

Food forest concepts, soil health, layered planting, and growing delicious food in small spaces
Heat mitigation strategies including shade systems, vines, and microclimate design
Wicking beds, water management, and creation of habitat for birds, insects, and frogs
Seed saving, seed raising and propagation from cuttings
A developing street verge butterfly garden featuring locally native plants of the Adelaide Plains
Resource recovery systems including worm farms, composting, and reclaimed materials
Creative ‘roadside rescues’, community gifting, and low-cost gardening approaches
What can be achieved in just 2.5 years, and where to start.

There will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions, share ideas, and connect with others interested in bountiful harvests, biodiversity regeneration and community resilience.

Whether you’re a beginner or already on your permaculture journey, you’ll leave with practical ideas and inspiration you can apply in tiny suburban spaces.

Come along to learn, connect, and reimagine what’s possible for your urban oasis.

Location: Woodville Gardens. Address emailed to participants before the tour.

If this session books out, join the wait list and we will look at organising a second tour for later this same day.

Contact the host of Tiny Food Forest Tour: Small Space, Big Possibilities 🌿