The NCG held their general meeting on the Thursday 23rd February 2023. Part of this meeting also includes the Summer Harvest Show where members exhibit their finest vegetables and fruit harvest grown on their plot. Altogether there are 14 categories…

RATS Well ….. let’s start by looking at a few basic things. Like all living things, rats (and rodents in general) require shelter and food to survive.  The garden plots are perfect places as they’re quiet, have sheltered areas, very…

Come join our fund raising event organised by Slater Gardens at the Nunawading Bunnings store, Whitehorse Road. 9am – 5pm

NCG  MEMBERS MEETING  THURSDAY  28TH JULY 2022  8PM  Doors open at 7.15pm AT HORTICULTURE CENTRE,  82 JOLIMONT ROAD, FOREST HILL *SEED POTATOES & SNAIL PELLETS FOR SALE ON THE NIGHT – CASH ONLY (exact amounts preferred)*  $4 – Seed Potatoes…

Adult fruit flies are about 7mm long, reddish -brown in colour, with distinct yellow markings –  smaller than a normal house fly. In April 2022, both Jolimont and Slater plot owners advised finding Queensland Fruit Fly (QFF) larvae in fallen…

NCG (Nunawading Community Gardens) will be holding a sausage sizzle and picnic (BYO) for all members at Jolimont and Slater gardens on Sunday 27th February at 4pm. Sausages will be supplied along with sauce and onions – however you will…

To all our Members, As part of our release from COVID lockdown, the City of Whitehorse Council has organised a unique QR code placed at both, Jolimont and Slater, front gates. We are required to scan this code every time…

Reminder that your Renewal of Membership Payments are due by the 31st August 2021. For members who may not have received the renewal notice or the letter that accompanied the renewal form requesting additional information for audit with renewal payment,…

What a lovely addition to the Nunawading Community Garden but the mystery is ……….who is he? He does have a lovely and kind bearded face and a well tailored outfit – shabby chic, such a trendsetter on the garden scene.…

We decided to look into giving surplus veggies over summer to a charity. We are looking into how we will do this and to whom. Ideas welcome. Also floated the idea of allocating a plot to a refugee free of…