Community Workshops |

Community workshops and webinars that SGA offers cover a wide range of topics with an emphasis on minimising environmental impacts and promoting productivity and biodiversity. They can be booked by any organisation interested in helping people garden more sustainability. With over 30 topics to choose from, our sessions are designed to be inspiring, grounded in the latest science and best gardening practice and rich in practical projects and ideas for people to take home to implement.

We offer flexible delivery formats, speaker notes, access to recordings, discounts on multiple bookings and a not-for-profit discount.

Read more information about workshop formats, facilitators, terms and conditions and testimonials HERE.

For enquiries, quotes and bookings please contact Teresa Day directly at t.day@sgaonline.org.au

Workshop/Webinar Topics

For more information about the individual topics, please follow the links in the workshops titles below. All topics can be delivered in an online webinar or face to face workshop format unless otherwise stated.

Gardening for Food & Health

1. Getting Started with Organic Gardening
2. Composting and Worm Farming = Black Gold
3. Building Healthy Soil for a Produce Garden
4. Soil Food Web and The Universe Below (face to face only)
5. Preparing for Winter Harvest
6. Preparing for Spring Harvest
7. Preparing for Summer Harvest
8. Preparing for Autumn Harvest
9. Dealing with Garden Pests Without Harsh Chemicals
10. Companion Planting for Garden Health
11. Growing Micro Greens at Home
12. Backyard Chooks
13. Active Ageing Through Gardening
14. Seed Cycle – Germination, Pollination and Propagation (coming 2022)

Gardening for Biodiversity

1. 1. Introduction to Wildlife Gardening
  2. Soil Care in an Indigenous / Wildlife Garden
  3. Attracting Small Birds to the Garden
  4. Attracting Native Bees and Butterflies into the Garden
  5. Attracting Frogs into the Garden
  6. Attracting Lizards into the Garden
  7. Attracting Mammals into the Garden
  8. Growing Veggies in a Wildlife Garden
  9. Balconies and Small Gardens for Wildlife
  10. Indigenous Food, Fibre and Medicine Plants
  11. Weeds – Dancing with Nature in the Garden
  12. Native Plant Propagation from Cuttings (face-to-face only)
  13. Native Plant Propagation from Seed(face-to-face only)

Gardening for Climate Change

1. Water Smart Gardening
2. Climate Action Through Gardening
3. Healthy Soil, Healthy Planet – Role of garden soil in climate action (NEW 2022)
4. Urban Greening & Cooling – Gardeners Role in Cooling Their Patch (NEW 2022)
5. Nature Strip Planting (aka Verge Gardening) (NEW 2022)

Sustainable Garden Design