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OUR COMMUNITY GARDEN

The Buninyong Community Garden is a thriving space where locals come together to grow fresh produce, learn sustainable gardening practices, and strengthen bonds. Beyond offering fresh vegetables, the garden plays a vital role in enhancing food security by empowering residents to grow their own food. It fosters community resilience, promotes biodiversity, and creates a welcoming environment where people of all ages can share knowledge and skills. The garden supports environmental stewardship, health, and a more self-sufficient community.

REGISTER FOR A GARDEN PLOT
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  • Please read the Garden Rules below before applying for a Plot

  • Fee Structure

    Buninyong Sustainability Community Garden Fee Structure
    Adopted 5/12/2023 Committee meeting.

    Individual / Family / Group - $48.00
    Compulsory for Garden plot users Annual Garden Plot (Due 1st July, per plot)

    Optional for Garden plot users
    Shipping container bond $20.00
    Toilet Key bond $50

    Note: Groups/Corporate membership rates available on request.


     

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What is a
Food Cube?

Biofilta's Foodcube is an advanced wicking bed designed to promote sustainable urban farming. It features a substantial water reservoir and wicking cones that draw moisture into the soil, ensuring optimal hydration for plants. This design reduces water usage by 50% compared to traditional methods.
 

Food Cube

The Foodcube is modular and easy to install, making it suitable for various settings, including backyards, rooftops, schools, and community gardens. It's made from 80% recycled, food-grade plastic and includes 10 years of UV stabilization, ensuring durability in outdoor conditions.
 

Winter Gardenz

By facilitating efficient water use and providing a scalable solution for food production, the Foodcube supports food security and sustainable living in urban environments.

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PLANTING GUIDE

LEARN about the best veggies to grow in Buninyong with this great resource.

Vegetable Picking

"Growing your own food isn’t just about fresh produce; it’s about building a connection to the land and our community. There’s something truly rewarding in watching your garden thrive season by season and knowing you’re part of a larger, sustainable movement."

BUNINYONG SUSTAINABILITY TEAM

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