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Crowd watches on in the quarry community concert

Warrnambool Community Garden

Grow, learn, produce and share.

A place all are welcome to come to for:

  • friendship and mutual support.

  • growing plants for food and the environment.

  • learning about organic gardening and sustainable living.

  • events and gatherings for networking and community connection.

Want to get involved?

Join in the fun and learning with membership options for individuals, families and organisations. Some members want their own plot for a fee, but many people just join to meet to meet new people, learn about growing food and come to regular events. People are welcome to join activities to experience the garden before becoming a member.

Biggest morning tea gathered to share a meal

There's an option to suit you, your family or your organisation.

Market produce spring onions, lettuce, brocolli

Get your locally grown, fresh produce every Wednesday afternoon.

Garden with plots bursting with vegetables and a blue sky

We publish a monthly newsletter explaining what's happening in the garden.

Maida mulching under the fruit trees

Grow your skills and networks, and give back to community.

Basket full of artichokes and snips

Come to an event or try a workshop to learn new skills.

Little kid smiling to camera with chooks

Connect on social media

Support the garden with a like on Facebook and Instagram.

Heather explains the herb patch to the students

Tour our large site and find out about it's history, including the Miura Friendship Garden

Sheoak plants propagated at the garden
Workshop at the garden shelter with crowd looking on

Ask a question

Or make a suggestion on what you would like to see us at the garden.

Visit us

Visitors welcome anytime the gate is open at the corner of Derby & Grieve Street, Warrnambool, Victoria.

Tuesday

10am – 12pm

Wednesday

Friday

Saturday

9am – 5pm

9am - 12pm

9am - 2pm

For individual, school or group tours, contact our Convenor, Rob on 0438 308 755.

Range of colourful pumpkins from green, cream and orange

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