Go nuts about fruit in small spaces

Go nuts about fruit in small spaces!

Even a small garden can give you this pleasure.

There's nothing quite like picking and eating fruit you've grown yourself - and you don't need a big backyard to do it!

Perfect for apartment and townhouse dwellers wanting to grow on a balcony, terrace, deck or courtyard - and anyone else working with a small garden.

Join Northey Street City Farm co-founder, Dick Copeman, as he shares his list of favourite fruit and nut plants for a small garden and gives advice on how to give them their best chance of growing and producing successfully.

This workshop is suitable for people who live in apartments and townhouses who want to grow on the balcony, terrace, deck or courtyard, and others who have a small garden space.

Youth offer

This workshop is suitable for teenagers, accompanied by mum, dad or another adult guardian, who has also paid to attend the workshop.

About the facilitators Dick Copeman has been a medical doctor, environmental activist and permaculturalist. He helped found Northey Street City Farm in Brisbane in 1994 and initiated Northey Street’s permaculture design certificate training courses.

AJ is a permaculturalist with a passion for educating people about the beauty of nature and our interconnectedness with all life. He is a gardening 'jack-of-all-trades' who works at City Farm Nursery and our Youth Education and Community Composting at Northey Street City Farm. AJ holds a Permaculture Design Certificate.

Bookings

Bookings required via the Humanitix website.

Venue address

Northey Street City Farm, 16 Victoria Street, Windsor