Discover Food Forests at Wild Abundance Nursery

Join us for an intimate small-group workshop at Wild Abundance Nursery. Explore the principles of food forestry, discover how plants are selected for different layers and functions, and see how these ideas translate into real plant choices for your own garden. After the workshop, participants will have exclusive time to explore the nursery and purchase plants. Saturday 24 October | $30 | Maximum 10 participants | Bookings essential Please note: Wild Abundance Nursery is not open to the general public on the day. Nursery access is exclusively for registered workshop participants. About your facilitator Michael Wardle is a permaculture designer, educator and founder of Savour Soil Permaculture and Wild Abundance Nursery. With more than a decade of experience designing productive landscapes, teaching permaculture and working alongside gardeners, communities and organisations, Michael specialises in practical, ecological approaches to growing food. His work includes food forest design, productive garden systems, soil health and community food resilience. Michael also works with The University of Queensland, supporting practical learning and community-based growing initiatives. At Wild Abundance Nursery, Michael brings together design, education and plants, helping people understand not just what to grow, but how plants can work together as part of a productive and resilient system.