Harvest Festival Tour

SUNDAY 6th APRIL 9:30AM – 3PM

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Wingecarribee Shire! The Moss Vale Community Garden is teaming up with RegenAction to bring you a one-of-a-kind event that will take you on a thrilling tour of three pioneering gardens. These gardens are leading the way in using regenerative principles to grow delicious, sustainable food.

To learn more about growing your own food at home and to secure your spot at this exciting event, visit the RegenAction website or simply scan the QR code on the flyer. Don’t miss out on this chance to explore the future of sustainable gardening!

To print the flyer, click the image below.

IT’S OUR 20th Anniversary…

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20th ANNIVERSARY OPEN DAY

&

SPRING PLANT SALE

at Moss Vale Community Garden

Come along on Saturday 12th October from 10 till 3pm as we celebrate our 20 years of friendships, food growing and sustainable living concepts.

To print our flyer, click the image below.

MEGA AUTUMN SALE

WHEN:
Sunday 5th May 2024 : 10.00am – 2.00pm
WHERE:
Railway St, Moss Vale (by the tennis courts)

Celebrating International Permaculture Day

11.00am Presentation on recycling, up cycling and reusing items by Alyssa, Education Officer from WSC.

1.00pm Worm farm demonstration  – natures great recyclers.

To print our flyer click this link : Mega Autumn Sale

Spring Plant Sale

WHEN:
Saturday 28th October 2023 : 10.00am – 1.00pm
WHERE:
Railway St, Moss Vale (by the tennis courts)

SPRING PLANT SALE
Vegetable seedlings, fruit trees, potted food plants

We have locally raised, organic:

  • berries – raspberries, strawberries, thorn-less blackberries
  • potted fruit trees – elderberry, figs, grapes and more
  • rhubarb, daylilies, bearded iris, tree dahlias
  • herbs – thyme, oregano, sorrel, Lebanese cress etc
  • spring vegetable seedlings, and
  • other unusual plants

To print our flyer click this link : Spring Sale 2023

An Introduction to Biochar by Mark Williamson (Biochar workshop facilitator)

Two significant developments in soil management in recent years can have important improvements for anyone interested in managing soils. Bio-Char and high fungal composts are both individually significant and the combination of both is greater than the sum of the parts. Both were demonstrated on the 22nd of July 8:30am at the Moss Vale Community Garden Centre.

Through seeing various examples of charcoal production and then inoculating the char it was hoped that participants were be able to produce this important soil amendment. Related to the inoculation process, a demonstration setup and management of a Johnson-Su high fungal compost system was also part of the day’s activities.

There is lots of debate about the long-term significance of these processes in the global context. Being able to efficiently produce and gain advantage from these processes is an excellent way to both enhance our own results and improve agricultural outcomes wherever the larger debate ends up.

These techniques are relevant to anyone seeking good soil outcomes. Farmers, orchardists, gardeners, reveg practitioners, and landscapers will benefit from gaining these skills and understanding their benefits.

Knowing how these beneficial processes are done is an important first step.