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Incredible Edibles

Three pots containing lush green herbs

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Small space gardening

FREE

Small space gardening, learn how to grow microgreens. Join Anne Gibson for a free workshop at Sunshine Coast Council Libraries

Discover creative ways to grow food in compact spaces for an easy year-round harvest.

Join Anne Gibson, The Micro Gardener and find out how to use baby greens in meals, sow seeds, raise healthy seedlings and harvest successfully. 

Be inspired to start your very own low cost and edible mini-garden.

Supported by Sunshine Coast Council’s Living Smart program.

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