Watering in dry times

Keeping your garden alive and looking good in dry times can be a challenge, especially in drought years like we have experienced in Orange. In this workshop, we will introduce fellow gardeners to a few ideas that can help them maintain their gardens including, spray versus drip irrigation, getting the water right down to the roots of plants, what a layer mulch can do and the importance of garden design.
  • Watering in dry times
  • 2018-11-18T15:00:00+11:00
  • 2018-11-18T18:00:00+11:00
  • Keeping your garden alive and looking good in dry times can be a challenge, especially in drought years like we have experienced in Orange. In this workshop, we will introduce fellow gardeners to a few ideas that can help them maintain their gardens including, spray versus drip irrigation, getting the water right down to the roots of plants, what a layer mulch can do and the importance of garden design.
  • What Climate Education Community Workshops
  • When 18 Nov, 2018 from 03:00 PM to 06:00 PM (Australia/Sydney / UTC1100)
  • Where ELF Community Garden entry via Showgrounds 233 Phillip Street, Orange, New South Wales 2800
  • Contact Name
  • Contact Phone 0429979780
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As part of the workshop, you will make your own version of an Olla pot - a slow release watering system that can help with maintaining water to plants during dry times.

We would also encourage all participants to share ideas they may have or have seen for efficient watering of gardens in dry times. Bring in photos of your watering ideas.

Bookings are essential as places are limited, please register by Saturday17th November. Younger children are welcome - but will need to be supervised by a parent or carer.

Afternoon tea included.

For more information contact Marita Sydes, Central Tablelands Landcare Coordinator on 0429 979 780 or centraltablelandslandcare@gmail.com