Events and happenings at Fetherston Gardens
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Winter is upon us and Fetherston Gardens is undergoing constant changes in its restoration project. The new entrance works are now complete. There are beautiful stone retaining walls, new parking areas and extensive plantings that complement the… Continue reading
Fetherston Gardens- Cancelled working bee this Wednesday 12th June 2013 Continue reading
Fetherston Gardens will be closed this weekend for our working bee. The new irrigation works are currently in progress, and we will have to cancel the planned working bee. Continue reading
The Autumn newsletter for the Fetherston Gardens is now available. It includes details of upcoming Volunteer Days,a Fetherston tale, plant profile and more.Read the Summer newsletter here »… Continue reading
The Summer newsletter for the Fetherston Gardens is now available. It includes details of upcoming Volunteer Days, a Fetherston tale, plant profile and more.Read the Winter newsletter here »… Continue reading
The Spring 2012 edition of the Fetherston Gardens newsletter is now available covering a range of topics and happenings about the gardens.Click to read your copy of the newsletter » … Continue reading
The Winter newsletter for the Fetherston Gardens is now available. It includes details of upcoming Volunteer Days, a Fetherston tale, plant profile and more.
Read the Winter newsletter here »… Continue reading
The ACT Government have announced the allocation of $500,000 for a major upgrade to Fetherston Gardens. The Southside Chronicle article, together with the Government’s media release and the WCCC letter thanking the Chief Minister for this most welcome f… Continue reading
An online survey about day-to-day life, health and wellbeing in the ACT will be open 16th-31st of May. It is funded by ACT Health and is being run by researchers at both The Australian National University and The University of Canberra. They are hoping… Continue reading
