About US

A Committee is elected every year to manage the administration and oversight of the Garden, while group leaders coordinate teams dedicated to various functions such as the communal vegetable areas, composting, food forest care, native habitat gardens, chickens, and arts in the garden.

The Committee meets monthly, on the Thursday ten days before the monthly working bee, from 6.30 - 8.00 pm. All members are welcome to attend our meetings – contact us for zoom link during the colder months and join us in the garden during daylight savings months.

The Committee can be contacted at coordinator@rcog.org.au

RCOG seeks to offer the opportunity for the local community:

• To access space to grow fresh veggies, herbs and flowers using organic gardening methods while enjoying the benefits of outdoor healthy activities 

• To learn more about organic gardening and creative communities 

• To enjoy the social benefits of community garden membership; meet people from different segments of the community and develop friendships 

• To improve our environment through a practical project that enhances our local open space as it offers simple solutions for environmentally friendly living and enhances our self-reliance. 

RCOG brings many lasting benefits to our community in the areas of health (physical and mental), social aspects and education. Our garden is used as a formal and informal learning venue for sustainable gardening practices.

The process of organic gardening also allows for the education of waste conversion and minimisation, recycling, learning about natural systems, awareness and connection with nature, promotion of a healthy diet and lifestyle and the opportunity for people to be involved in their own food production.