Events

Its time to mix some soil, sow some seeds and get started on planing next seasons produce.

Be inspired to start your own compost and/or worm farm at home. Learn how to set up and operate a compost bin and worm farm, the dos and don'ts and how to troubleshoot problems. Bookings essential. More information: Pamela Mina 9391 7966 pamela.mina@woollahra.nsw.gov.au

Gather at Rose Bay Community Garden or a FREE Introduction into Aromatherapy on Saturday May 28th from 2pm. Healthcare is being re-invented in a more natural and effective way for relief and support with headaches, migraines, colds, flu, viruses, asthma, depression/anxiety, pregnancy, insomnia, children’s health care, indigestion, heartburn, wound care, burns, nutrition supplementation, and the […]

RBCG teaches and promotes organic growing practices. All are welcome to attend our monthly Working Bees, held on the 3rd Sunday of each month. Depending on the gardens needs on the day, work may involve weeding, wheelbarrow work, pruning, mulching... and cups of tea.

Our friends at Bunnings regularly help local community groups by providing hands-on assistance with their projects. Wherever possible their teams take the opportunity to get out in into the community. RBCG are fortunate to have some of the Bunnings team from the Randwick and Alexandria stores to help us out with some projects on site […]

Splitting of a native bee hive is when you create two hives from one, thus increasing their numbers over time. There are over 1500 species of native bees in Australia. In Sydney we have mostly Tetragonula carbonaria Keeping stingless bees is easy and you don’t need to be an expert! They are family friendly which […]

It's going to be dirty! Distribution of the fabulous rich Compost we have made on site over the last 6 months and the Members collection of their 0.5m3 of Organic Soil delivery to boost their Plots for spring plantings.

Woollahra Council are hosting "Hollows as Homes" - a fascinating collaboration that will help scientists, government and communities to understand the role of tree hollows in providing homes for our urban wildlife. Join Dr Adrian Davies (University of Sydney) to learn to identify tree hollows in your backyard, street and parks. This presentation is suitable […]

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