Craig Castree, author of Edible Gardens: A Practical Guide, to visit Wyndham for book reading
If you’re looking to transform your garden into a beautiful and organic space, growing fruit and vegetables for the whole family—head to Manor Lakes Library next month to hear from one of the best in the business.
Craig Castree will be visiting the Library on Saturday, 15 February for an Author Talk, discussing his book Edible Gardens: A Practical Guide from 10.30am.
Wyndham City Environment and Sustainability Portfolio Holder Cr Heather Marcus said the session was guaranteed to be interesting and educational.
“We know Craig Castree from the TV program Vasili’s Garden to Kitchen, where he teaches viewers how to graft and care for fruit trees,” Cr Marcus said.
“He’s now released his first book, sharing his views on why those with a green thumb should steer away from traditional vegetable gardens, and consider his approach for a more productive and healthier garden.”
Mr Castree will share tips on fruit and herbs, how to care for gardens in an organic way, and growing vegetables.
Bookings for this free event are essential.
To book, or for more information, phone 8734 8930 or visit the event calendar at www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/libraries
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