You are invited to Jan & Doug’s Garden Join Kyneton’s own “Raspberry Queen” to: Get some free raspberry canes to grow in your own backyard Learn about raspberry growing from the “Queen” Help to stop the raspberries taking over the whole of Jan’s veggie patch Weed where those pesky little things manage to pop up […]

We have a great opportunity coming up for you to get potato bins to turn into wicking beds, just as we’ve done at the Kyneton Community Garden and Kyneton Community & Learning Centre. The bins are 1.2 m square and about 70cm high. If you want more info about wicking beds and how to make them check […]

If you click on the link below you will find a great demonstration of how to make a wicking bed using a large apple bin. Gardening Australia wicking bed demonstration

Kyneton Transition Hub’s first open gardens for edibles was a great success and it will be on again in spring, but this time as part of the Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival Open Gardens Program. If you have an edible garden you would like to show off then please contact us. We would love to […]

Seven very different edible gardens around Kyneton are opening their gates on Saturday 15 March for the inaugural Kyneton Transition Hub Edible Gardens Open day. Gardens will be open on Saturday from 9am-4pm. The map and descriptions published below will help you plan your day. The gardeners will be happy to share what they’ve learned from […]

The map for the inaugural Kyneton Edible Gardens Open Day will be published here in the next few days. Please check back for your copy to download.

Garden grows beyond schoolyard at Kyneton Secondary College By Angela Valente 21:42:PM 25/11/2013 All hands on deck: Julie McLaren in the garden with year 9 students (from left) Sam, Brodie, Finley, Chantelle and Jordan. Photo: Paul Rovere A disused horticulture area at Kyneton Secondary College has been transformed into a community edible garden with help from […]

Euan Beaumont attended the Biochar Workshop we ran in April 2013. This is great news on his progress since then: Mobile kiln burns the stubble left over after wheat or other crops are harvested GRAHAM LLOYD THE AUSTRALIAN OCTOBER 22, 2013 12:00AM WHEN Euan Beaumont hitches his home-built “puffing billy” trailer and tows it to farm […]