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SERIES - Carbon in the Garden16-10-2024
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Growing Your Own Teas and Herbs16-10-2024
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Edible Weeds - The Most Carbon Saving Food24-10-2024
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Bloom at Home: How to Grow Your Own Cut Flowers28-10-2024
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Importance of Native Grasses in Your Garden11-11-2024
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Establishing a compost that works12-11-2024
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Climate Resilient Gardening Forum12-11-2024
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Companion Planting 10101-09-2025
At Sustainable Gardening Australia (SGA) we are passionate about the natural environment and know that through gardening all of us can help achieve our mission of a healthy, biodiverse planet and vibrant, sustainable communities.
SGA is a not-for-profit social organisation and is a registered charity on the Commonwealth government’s Register of Environmental Organisations.
Our Purpose
Our purpose is to inspire, empower and connect individuals, communities and organisations to garden sustainably in order to:
- protect and enhance the natural environment to ensure its sustainability; and
- provide information, education and conduct of research about the impacts of gardening on the natural environment, soil conservation, water quality, biodiversity and ecologically sustainable development
Our Values
Commitment Passion The Fundamental Importance of Nature
SGA aims to manifest these values through:
Engagement
- Collaboration with the gardening community
- Inclusiveness of individuals, communities and organisations involved in gardening
- Connecting gardeners
- Sharing ideas
- Consulting widely
Integrity
- Acting according to our values
- Providing an independent opinion and standards
- Respecting other’s knowledge and experience
- Being transparent in our motivations and practices
- Being credible through a focus on reliable information
Creativity
- Being innovative in behaviour change approaches
- Having a courageous imagination
- Being responsible in our actions
- Leading in sustainability
- Inspiring all gardeners
- Behaving ethically
Caring
- Being welcoming, supportive and
- Fun
Action
- Learning through doing
- Applying practical gardening knowledge
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures and to their Elders past, present and emerging.