10-12 Please register at the lower shelter on arrival & BYO GLOVES
… giveaways for children … enjoya great BBQ lunch after the planting … free!
Celebrate the ‘Reserves’ by planting grasses and herbs at the Mt Leura Indigenous Garden or plant trees near the Mt Sugarloaf Quarry to replace the old pines!
Click here to access Walking Trail Notes and Map to help you discover and use the fantastic walking trails across the reserves. For more about Attractions and Facilities click here.
It will again be the first of our two annual community plant propagation workshops, commencing at 10.00am at the Camperdown College Community Nursery, Errey Street, Camperdown. I have attached a flyer with all the details for you to print and put on your fridge / noticeboard as a reminder. Please be sure to forward the flyer to your interested friends and family members.
During the BBQ lunch we will try to put together any/all suggestions for activities into a rough ‘2013 Calendar of Events’ for the remainder of the year. So please have a think and bring along your ideas. If you cannot make the day but have some ideas for activities during the year please email them to me or pass them on to someone who you know will be there.
We will provide the usual BBQ for lunch!! If you are thinking of coming could you please contact Belinda or myself – OR send a reply email – to help us plan the catering. A reply is not essential but is certainly helpful.
Every one welcome. Great family event and no skills required.
All plants propagated will be planted at Mt Leura Lower Shelter Indigenous Garden
in September at our annual planting day.
Event to be held at Camperdown College Nursery commencing at 10 am.
No charge and join us for our “famous” free bbq.
Photo from 2013 Workshop
Chocolate Lilies – one of the many different indigenous “wildflowers” propagated each year
Greg Farmer finishes 13 years as part time Project Officer on Friday 17th January 2014.
Greg is to be congratulated on all the fantastic work he has achieved during his time in this role.
All are welcome to acknowledge his hard work and dedication to the role on:
Sunday 16th February 2013 at Community Plant Propagation Workshop (see ‘Latest News’ item).
Greg Farmer at newly installed entrance gateway.
