Central Coast Edible Garden Trail
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Bite Size Permaculture

Malabar gourd plant growing all over a trellis archway
vege garden beds with narrow stepping stone pathway through the middle.
Row of blue wicking bed containers growing berries and herbs
low angle shot of abundant edible perennial garden with storm clouds above

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The garden you'll find at Bite Size Permaculture is the result of a 15-year journey. Come and see for yourself how we transformed this typical suburban block into the diverse, abundant, foodscape and habitat garden it is today. From the front yard to beyond the back gate, there are plenty of ideas you can incorporate into your own system.

Saturday opening hours

10:00 am

to

3:00 pm

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The garden you’ll find at Bite Size Permaculture is the result of a 15-year journey. Come and see for yourself how we transformed this typical suburban block into the diverse, abundant, foodscape and habitat garden it is today. From the front yard to beyond the back gate, there are plenty of ideas you can incorporate into your own system. Different parts of the garden demonstrate different growing techniques, depending on the environmental conditions and constraints.

From native and cottage style gardens, to raised veggie beds and wicking pots, all are treated organically, cooperating with nature for pest management. Say hi to the chooks, and the fish in the pond, before learning how to make and use wicking pots and Ollas for water-wise gardening. On display will be many before and after photos, plus the plans used to create the vision.

Safety

Please note, this garden has several level changes and undulating pathways, not ideal for wheelchairs or walking frames. Please supervise all children carefully, as there are two small water ponds. There is limited street parking.

Tour Times

"Waterwise Demonstration - how to make Wicking Pots & Ollas" 11am and 2pm (c. 30mins duration inc. questions) A craft stall with items made by the Permaculture Central Coast Craft-Teas will be on site, with all proceeds going back to PCC.