Yandina Community Gardens

41 Farrell street, Yandina

About us

Yandina Community Gardens Inc. (YCG) is a membership-based community group dedicated to providing education and practical experiences in Permaculture … Read More>>

Find us here

Map of Yandina Community Gardens

41 Farrell St, Yandina (corner of Farrell and North St). Mobile: 0493 091 705. We are open on Mondays and Tuesdays from 8.30am-2pm, on Saturdays … Read More>>

Getting Involved

Please consider getting involved by becoming a member or volunteering in the Gardens. Our organisation can only be sustainable with a strong … Read More>>

Our Workshops

Welcome!

Yandina Community Gardens Inc. (YCG) is a membership-based community group dedicated to providing education and practical experiences in Permaculture Principles. Yandina Community Gardens and “The Blue House” is a Volunteer-run learning … Read More>>

Our Vision

Our vision is to be a knowledge and demonstration hub for sustainable living

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biochar compost composting Cover crops Edible Greens edible leaves edible rhizomes Event events food waste food waste loop fruit Kids event Kids program know your plants Learning Living sustainably Management Committee medicinal plants member event Morag Gamble native stingless bees Nutrient Dense Food Open garden visit Permaculture Permaculture in action Plant Plant of the month plants plastic free Recipe Recipes Subtropical Greens Sustainable Building sustainable living Tropical greens volunteer water plant Wax-wrap making wax-wraps Workshop workshops Worm Farming Yandina Community Garden Yandina community Gardens

Our Supporters

Rockcote (cob oven)
Nutritech Solutions
Yandina Feed Barn
Permaculture Noosa
Jeffers Wholesome Foods  

Permaculture People

Elizabeth Fekonia - Permaculture Real Food
Morag Gamble - Our Permaculture Life
Dee Humphreys - Eatin Garden Edible Garden Tours

Acknowledgement of country

Yandina Community Gardens acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the land, the Gubbi Gubbi (Kabi Kabi) people, past and present and emerging. We recognise and wish to learn from their spiritual and cultural connection to the land.

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