Introduction is holding its inaugural garden festival this spring, featuring art installations from both established and up and coming artists along the lines of . This will run over and six month period (from October to mid March, and will be called Eden Unearthed. It will be held at the Eden Gardens flagship store in Macquarie Park, Sydney, among the 6 acre site that consists of function centre, cafe, retail nursery, and established display gardens. The display gardens are located over nearly 3 acres, include around 25,000 plants, a creek, rose and perennial gardens, a poplar forest and exhibition gardens. The site is bounded by Lane Cove Road, Lane Cove National Park, and the M2 Motorway. People’s Lives with Plants” Eden Gardens – “Enriching Eden is committed to both social and environmental causes with a mission to improve the quality of life in the wider community through horticulture and education. Our flagship store was designed to recycle and harvest water, use natural lighting and airflow to cool the building and recycle vegetable matter throughout the site using compost and worm farms. Community inclusion is important at Eden and there is 85% disability access to the site, and relationships with, among others, , and the . Eden Gardens also has an existing sculpture walk featuring around 25 pieces of art, including the designed and built by sculpture Trevor Weeks. Eden Tree, Recycling has always been part of the Eden ethos. Part of the site used to be a brick pit and recycled bricks are utilised in some walls and structures. 60 % of water usage is provided by the water recycling and harvesting stored in the reservoir. Eden Gardens backs onto Lane Cove National Park with remnant woodland featuring Scribbly Gums (E. haemastoma). Many of these gums are dotted throughout the site.
Introduction is holding its inaugural garden festival this spring, featuring art installations from both established and up and coming artists along the lines of . This will run over and six month period (from October to mid March, and will be called Eden Unearthed. It will be held at the Eden Gardens flagship store in Macquarie Park, Sydney, among the 6 acre site that consists of function centre, cafe, retail nursery, and established display gardens. The display gardens are located over nearly 3 acres, include around 25,000 plants, a creek, rose and perennial gardens, a poplar forest and exhibition gardens. The site is bounded by Lane Cove Road, Lane Cove National Park, and the M2 Motorway. Eden Gardens – “Enriching People’s Lives with Plants” Eden is committed to both social and environmental causes with a mission to improve the quality of life in the wider community through horticulture and education. Our flagship store was designed to recycle and harvest water, use natural lighting and airflow to cool the building and recycle vegetable matter throughout the site using compost and worm farms. Community inclusion is important at Eden and there is 85% disability access to the site, and relationships with, among others, , and the . Eden Gardens also has an existing sculpture walk featuring around 25 pieces of art, including the Eden Tree, designed and built by sculpture Trevor Weeks. Recycling has always been part of the Eden ethos. Part of the site used to be a brick pit and recycled bricks are utilised in some walls and structures. 60 % of water usage is provided by the water recycling and harvesting stored in the reservoir. Eden Gardens backs onto Lane Cove National Park with remnant woodland featuring Scribbly Gums (E. haemastoma). Many of these gums are dotted throughout the site.
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