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NATIVE PLANT PROPAGATION WORKSHOP

Hosted by
Sinclair's Gully

Come and try grass roots conservation and help preserve with the revegetation project on this 20 acre private nature sanctuary! Join the Sinclairs Gully team for this engaging Propagation Workshop.

This hands-on session includes a short guided walk through the creek revegetation project, where you can learn about various plant species and ask questions.

Then its time to roll up your sleeves for this hands on propagation repotting workshop where you will divide and pot up rooted seedlings. These plants will be planted out as part of the revegetation project next winter.

Please bring your lunch and gardening gloves. Tea, coffee and water will be provided.  

No prior knowledge or experience is required. All training and materials are provided in this hands on, fun and interactive day.

This workshop will appeal to land and bush carers and people that would like to learn about native plant propagation and landcare projects.

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Limited or unknown.
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Sinclair's Gully

Escape to Sinclair’s Gully – where our sustainable vineyard meets nature sanctuary with the highest conservation classification in the Mt Lofty Ranges and be immersed in the wild Australian bushland.

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Sinclair’s Gully is so much more than just a sustainable and biodynamic vineyard. Dedicated to preserving the land for future generations, owners and vignerons, Sean and Sue Delaney lead the way in conservation and sustainability practices.

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Protecting the rare and endangered species that live on their 20-acre private nature sanctuary sits at the heart of their operation. During this immersive and inspiring experience Sean shares with you the importance of protecting Australia’s fragile ecosystem and what we do to protect and conserve the critically endangered candle bark forest we hold ourselves custodians of.