Native Gardens for Small Spaces, Pots & Balconies

Think you need a big backyard to support biodiversity? Think again!

Discover how even the smallest space can become a thriving native garden that supports local biodiversity. This presentation explores the different ways you can create a native garden in compact areas - whether you have a courtyard, balcony, rental property, or simply a few pots on a doorstep.

Learn how to choose the right native plants, create habitat for local wildlife, and foster deeper connections with your local environment, no matter how much space you have. Perfect for renters, urban dwellers, beginners, or anyone keen to garden with purpose and support biodiversity in creative ways.

About our presenter;
This session is led by Hannah from Habitat Connections, a Fleurieu based business dedicated to fostering a deeper connection between people and the natural world.


This session is a collaboration between Alexandrina Council and Second Nature as part of the Alexandrina Greening and Wildlife project, and is funded by Alexandrina Council and Green Adelaide.

You may also like the following events from Second Nature Conservancy Inc. - formerly GWLAP:

• Next month, 2nd October, 06:30 pm, As Day Flows into Night - Twilight Microbat Discovery in Victor Harbor