9 October 2007
Spring is here and in the lead up to what may be another dry summer, there’s no better time to make your garden water-wise, especially now that Stage 3a Water Restrictions will remain in force until at least 30 June 2008.
City West Water has organised a series of FREE seminars – Sustaining Gardens in Dry Times to provide you with the practical knowledge and skills you need to ensure your garden thrives.
Keynote speaker Kevin Walsh is an acclaimed horticulturalist and author of Waterwise Gardening. Kevin will give advice on gardening essentials including mulching, watering, plant hydro-zoning, soil moisture and using grey water. Other presenters will discuss the current water situation, grey water systems and water tanks and why and how to save water.
To book your free place
Whether you’re a seasoned green-thumb or novice gardener don’t miss this one-stop water-wise seminar! Places are limited. Choose from the sessions below and call 1800 450 425 to secure your place.
Saturday 20 October 2007
Pascoe Room Clocktower Centre – 750 Mt Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds
Session 1 - 10.30am – 12.30pm
Session 2 - 2.30pm – 4.30pm
Parking: free short term parking is available opposite the main entrance and on Mt Alexander Road either side of Queens Park. (Note: due to construction work nearby parking spaces may be limited.)
Transport: The Clocktower Centre is near the Moonee Ponds junction transport hub.
Tram – route 59 (Airport West – Elizabeth Street) and get off at stop 33 which is at Moonee Ponds junction.
Train – Moonee Ponds station is only a 15 minute walk to the Clocktower Centre down Puckle Street.
Other info: there will be a 10 minute break during each session. Both Centres are accessible for people with disabilities.
Places are strictly limited so book now on 1800 450 425.