Central Coast Edible Garden Trail
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The Bromeliad Garden

close up kale, brassicas and lavender in The Bromeliad Garden
Row of Raised garden beds at The Bromeliad Garden
Raised garden beds with lots of leafy greens
lavender in foreground with dam in distance
close up purple carrots

Terrigal

The garden host's knowledge and talent is on show in this garden. Making good use of the mild climate, there are peppers and chillies growing through winter and a wide range of brassicas, leafy greens, peas, beans, potatoes - you name it - it's growing in this garden. Rosa loves to cook and she grows what her family wants to eat, making use of everything in the garden.  In addition to the productive raised edible garden area, there are many fruit trees throughout the property and a large chicken run. Bring your questions with you. This is a great garden to learn about growing annual vegetables.

Saturday opening hours

9:30 am

to

4:00 pm

Story

Although bromeliads might be this garden host’s current passion, she has been growing vegetables for her family since she was a thirteen year old living in Europe. Rosa’s knowledge and talent is on show in this garden. Making good use of the mild climate, she has peppers and chillies growing through winter and a wide range of brassicas, leafy greens, peas, beans, potatoes – you name it – it’s growing in this garden. Rosa loves to cook and she grows what her family wants to eat, making use of everything in the garden.

In addition to the productive raised edible garden area, there are many fruit trees throughout the property and a large chicken run. Bring your questions with you. This is a great garden to learn about growing annual vegetables.

Safety

There is a large dam on this property so please keep children in sight at all times. Only the front area of the property will be open during the trail and the garden host will be in the garden to answer questions.