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Gardening

Visit our Gardening columns for loads of seasonal gardening tips from our horticulturists. Learn about designing a herb garden and growing Sunshine Coast natives.

Community

Connect and grow with your local Sunshine Coast Community Garden

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Whether you are new to the Sunshine Coast or have been here all your life, community gardens are a great way to meet people,...
Council

Care for your own backyard

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Council is holding a Caring for our Backyard Information Day to educate residents about what is going on in their area and learn how...
Council

Hot and steamy solution combating Yandina’s food waste

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Sunshine Coast Council representatives joined Yandina Community Garden volunteers this morning (Nov 30) to officially launch stage two of a Food Waste Loop program. Led...
Business

Garden Expo continues to bloom in Nambour

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Australia’s second largest garden show, the Queensland Garden Expo held annually at the Nambour Showgrounds, will now enter negotiations with Sunshine Coast Council to...
Community

Eumundi park turns over a new green leaf

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Allan Templeton Park in Eumundi has received an upgrade providing a fresh, new look for visitors. Works started at the end of July giving the...
Environment

PASSIVE STORMWATER HARVESTING TIPS FOR YOUR HOME

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Did you know the simple act of diverting stormwater runoff onto vegetated areas, instead of letting it run straight down the drain, can reduce...
Gardening

GREEN THUMBS: Gardening tips for Autumn

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Autumn in our climate is short – typically starting early April and extending into May. This time of year is a LOT more comfortable...

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