Studio concept — not a real organisation. Nothing on this site is sent, booked or charged.

About this conceptBuilt by Tideframe Digital

Community garden collective · inner Melbourne

Grow food.Grow neighbours.

Shared beds, a seed library and a working bee most Saturdays, on a quiet block that used to be a car park. Come for the tomatoes. Stay for the people.

Cupped hands holding a small seedling in a clump of soil
A fuzzy bumblebee feeding on purple flowers
  • Broad beans
  • Silverbeet
  • Calendula
  • Garlic
  • Borage
  • Pumpkins
  • Coriander
  • Sunflowers
  • Climbing beans
  • Rainbow chard

How it works

Three ways in

Most people start with one and end up doing all three.

  • Lettuce and chives growing in a wooden raised bed

    Grow

    Adopt a household bed, or pitch in on the shared beds that feed everyone.

    Garden plots
  • Seedlings sprouting in small fibre pots

    Share

    Borrow seed, swap seedlings and take a turn at the kitchen table.

    Seed library
  • Hands potting seedlings around a table covered in soil

    Learn

    Short, hands-on sessions on compost, seed saving and summer watering.

    What’s on

What’s on

Next on the calendar

Example dates for this concept. Open any of them to try the demo RSVP.

  1. Working beeSpots open (demo status)

    Saturday working bee

    9am–12pmMeet at the shed

    Three hours of jobs, tea at half time and lunch if the beds allow.

  2. Harvest and shareJust drop in (demo status)

    Spring seedling swap

    10am–12pmThe long table

    Bring spare seedlings, take home something new.

  3. Working beeA few spots left (demo status)

    Saturday working bee

    9am–12pmMeet at the shed

    Three hours of jobs, tea at half time and lunch if the beds allow.

  4. WorkshopSpots open (demo status)

    Compost basics

    10am–11:30amThe compost bays

    What goes in, what stays out, and how to tell when it’s ready.

Around the garden

A season in the commons

Beds, bays, trays and one very long table.

Ripe and green tomatoes hanging on the vine
Summer
Open timber compost bays filled with garden scraps
The compost bays
A long outdoor table set for a shared meal on the grass
Harvest table
A metal watering can pouring over white flowers
Twilight watering
Seedlings with their first leaves in a black plastic tray
Spring trays

Stories

Fresh from the stories pile

Join in

Two ways to help

Where the two overlap is where the garden happens.

Give time

Volunteer

A few hours on a Saturday morning is plenty. No experience needed.

Sign up (demo)

Give a little

Donate

Seeds, timber and water bills. See what support would pay for.

Chip in (demo)

This site

By the numbers (the honest kind)

  • 15plots on the garden map
  • 7programs listed
  • 27upcoming dates on the calendar
  • 16crops in the sowing guide

Counted live from this demo site’s own content. These are not real-world figures.