Central Coast Edible Garden Trail
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Inspirational gardens - growing community and food, naturally.

Scroll through the fabulous gardens opening for the 2023 Central Coast Edible Garden Trail on 21 + 22 October.

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Status: Published

Showing visitors the chickens. Photo credit: Lisa Haymes

Permie Life

Killcare

Cottage style edible garden with perennials, annuals and fruit trees interspersed. Vertical growing and wildlife protection in use, chickens with deep litter system, ponds and food is free verge garden.

Status: Published

Native verge garden

Sonja’s Garden

North Gosford

Abundant edibles on a small suburban corner block. Includes a front yard food forest, pond, annual vegetable growing beds, a hidden cottage herb and orchard area, and a native verge with community herb garden.

Status: Published

Claras Urban Mini Farm

North Gosford

Productive, Permaculture food garden with Bunnies, Chickens, Fish, Insects, and Mushrooms. A medium-sized block amongst the gum trees (with lots of plum trees!) that backs onto a Rumbalara reserve filled with wildlife.

Status: Published

wide shot of sheltered home garden at The Retreat

A Tranquil Retreat

Gwandalan

A very productive organic edible garden with raised beds, chooks, native bees, an edible verge and frog pond. All systems working in harmony together, and a garden host looking forward to sharing her gardening knowledge with visitors.

Status: Published

productive garden plot in the Gwandalan/Summerland Point Community Garden

Gwandalan & Summerland Point Community Garden

Gwandalan

The Gwandalan & Summerland Point Community Garden is a tranquil and relaxing space that attracts abundant and diverse birdlife. An organic garden with the motto: Recycle, remake, reuse. They have native bees, a frog pond and lots of beneficial plantings for the bees. They gladly welcome new members.

Status: Published

Colourful bird house mural against wooden fence entry to Bateau Bay Community Garden

Bateau Bay Community Garden

Bateau Bay

Friendly and accessible community garden with chickens, native bees and a large frog pond. Lots of fun and colourful art pieces - sculptures and murals. Something for everyone.

Status: Published

Froghollow

Wattanobi

Delightful 30 year old garden producing chemical free food and a home for wildlife, birds, insects, bees and humans. Wicking and raised garden beds, aquaponics, worm farms and permaculture systems mixed with quirky upcycled art pieces.

Status: Published

Synergy Permaculture Patch

Holgate

This accessible garden features so many elements including multiple raised beds, chickens, native bees and a large ephemeral pond. Synergy Permaculture Patch is used for educational workshops and is a relaxing and inspirational space.

Status: Published

Casa de Colzey

Woy Woy

Extensive food garden featuring raised beds, many multiples of vertical growing systems and very narrow pathways with direct street frontage. Great examples of chop n drop mulching to reduce inputs and improve soil fertility, espaliered fruit trees, vines, berries, abundance everywhere you look!

Status: Published

Sunflower archway at Woy Woy Peninsula Community Garden

Woy Woy Peninsula Community Garden

Woy Woy

11 year old Community Garden with extensive food forests, many raised beds for annuals, a meditative space enclosed by a herb spiral, wonderful infrastructure including a secure seed bank, outdoor gathering space under shady trees, friendly faces and community spirit a plenty. Wheelchair accessible

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