The Mullum Plant Fair has announced a new location at Mullum Showgrounds, beginning with its March event.
Organisers say, ‘Moving to a bigger space allows us to grow and cultivate a community of plant lovers!
‘The Mullum Plant Fair is a haven for plant-passionate people, gardeners, and eco-conscious communities seeking a day of inspiration, education, and sustainable living.’
The Mullum Plant Fair will showcase a diverse array of plants, with a special focus on native plants and also showcasing rare, medicinals, vege seedlings, and fruit tree favourites.
There is also a program of talks, workshops, music, and kids activities, too. Organisers say the event will provide attendees with the perfect opportunity to enhance their home gardens and green spaces.
‘Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting, there will be something for everyone to discover, and there is always something to learn. You are invited to be a part of growing our communities’ love for plants, and increasing their connection to thriving food gardens and native ecosystems.’
Highlights
- Plant Stalls: Explore a wide variety of plants, including rare and hard-to-find species, offered by local nurseries and passionate growers. With a focus on native gardens and fruit and vegetables it will also feature flowering perennials, orchids, ferns and succulents, the fair will be a paradise for plant lovers.
- Expert Talks and Workshops: Engage with gardening experts, and sustainability advocates who will share valuable insights on plant care, gardening practices, and environmental conservation.
- Family-Friendly Activities: Bring the whole family for a day of fun! Enjoy live music, delicious local food, and activities for children that promote a love for nature and gardening.
Admission to the Mullum Plant Fair is by gold coin donation, with proceeds supporting the ongoing efforts of Mullum Seed to foster sustainable living practices and supporting over 30 not-for-profit organisations within the community.
The Autumn Plant Fair will be happening at the Mullum Showgrounds, Main Arm Road Mullumbimby, on Sunday 16 March from 9am to 2pm.
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