Edible Hub gardening group

Next date: Thursday, 14 May 2026 | 09:30 AM to 11:00 AM

The Edible Hub Gardening Group meets weekly at the entrance to the Hurstbridge Community Hub, where volunteers and community members work together to nurture a thriving permaculture‑inspired garden.

Open to everyone, the garden offers an inclusive space to learn about food growing, community resilience, and sustainable living, with all produce grown in the beds freely available for the community to harvest and share.

The garden features a rich variety of growing spaces, including wicking beds, a perennial food garden, a bushfood garden, a sensory garden, and espaliered fruit trees. Visitors can also enjoy a children’s fairy area, a shaded picnic spot with tables and seating, and a well‑equipped compost station with four large bins. Garden volunteers regularly run free and low‑cost workshops and activities, promoted through SHIFT and the Edible Hub Facebook page.

The Edible Hub garden is also part of a wider network of sustainability initiatives at the Hurstbridge Community Hub, including the Food is Free table, the monthly food swap, the Home Harvest seed library, and the Repair Café. Together, these programs encourage sharing, learning, and community‑driven approaches to growing and enjoying fresh, local food.

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Hurstbridge Community Hub, 50 Graysharps Rd, Hurstbridge, 3099, View map