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The Trott Park Community Garden was established in 2014, behind the Trott Park Neighbourhood Centre. Originally we built 16 raised garden beds and recently several more were constructed making a total of 25 beds plus we’ve erected general sheds and a potting area.

Community Garden membership is open to all and you don’t need to live in the Trott Park suburb to become a member. Members also don’t need to take out a membership involving an individual raised garden bed responsibility, nor do they need to have gardening experience. We have several community plots that everyone can look after and harvest from in addition to an orchard of fruit trees and a community herb garden. So even if you don’t opt to have a dedicated raised garden of your own there will be plenty for you to do.

The garden is open on Saturday mornings for everyone to attend and we pop the kettle on at about 10:30am ish and have a cuppa. Prospective members are encouraged to pop in of a Saturday morning for a look around and chat to learn more and work out if this is a membership that suits them. You’ll find us at 34 Hessing Crescent, Trott Park behind the Trott Park Neighbourhood Centre. There is plenty of parking in front of the Neighbourhood Centre.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions we are adhering to social distancing, have a hand sanitisation station.

Membership Fees
Individual Member -$20.00 per year
Family Member – $25.00 per year
Plot Fee – $25.00 per year

Email: tpcg5158@gmail.com for membership info

The garden is open to the public every Saturday morning, members have access to the garden all week. We try to be an organic garden were possible, our plots are irrigated by the gravity fed lines controled by tehe weather (measured Irrigation). We have approx 25 members but we would like more people to join.

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  • MondayClosed
  • TuesdayClosed
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
  • ThursdayClosed
  • FridayClosed
  • Saturday 09:00 AM - 12:30 PM
  • SundayClosed

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