Regenerative Edible Gardening with Craig Castree

Tuesday 24 November | 5.30pm | Perth City Farm What if your garden could grow better food, build healthier soil and become more resilient at the same time? In the lead-up to the WA Food Policy Forum, Perth City Farm is excited to welcome award-winning horticulturist, author and educator Craig Castree to the Farm for a special 90-minute presentation on regenerative edible gardening. Craig has more than 45 years of hands-on experience growing food organically and is the founder of the RegenEdible Gardening approach, which brings regenerative principles into the home garden. His work focuses on building healthy soil, growing nutrient-dense food and creating productive edible gardens that work with nature rather than against it. During this session, Craig will explore practical ways to: • improve and regenerate your soil • grow healthier, nutrient-dense food at home • create productive edible gardens without relying on synthetic chemicals • use diversity, companion planting and natural systems to build garden resilience • think differently about the role our backyards, balconies and urban spaces can play in a stronger local food system Whether you are growing a few herbs in pots, tending a backyard veggie patch or looking for ways to take your edible garden further, this session is designed to give you practical ideas you can use at home. About Craig Castree Craig is an award-winning horticulturist, published author and soil regeneration specialist. He has written six books on horticulture and self-sufficient living and works with communities and councils to help turn urban spaces into productive edible ecosystems. Part of a bigger food conversation This event is being held in the lead-up to the WA Food Policy Forum on 30 November, which Perth City Farm is proud to support as a Community Partner. For us, growing food in our cities is about much more than gardening. It is part of creating healthier communities, improving food resilience and helping more people understand where their food comes from and how they can play a role in the food system. We are delighted to have Craig at the Farm to share his knowledge and get that conversation growing. Tuesday 24 November 2026 5.30pm Perth City Farm, East Perth $15