Gardening

  • Traders want action on garden bed mess

    COLAC traders are frustrated that civic leaders have refused to immediately clean up messy garden beds in the city’s main street.

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  • Gardens thrive in wet weather

    COLAC green thumbs have enjoyed a wetter February than normal, reducing the amount of work and water required to keep gardens growing.

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  • Green thumbs on display in parade

    COLAC pupils are showing off their green thumbs for this year’s Kana Festival parade.

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  • Garden has been a five-decade project

    A COLAC district gardener has spent 54 years creating a low-maintenance garden that complements the surrounding landscape.

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  • Residents celebrate honour of top street

    FORBES STREET residents are celebrating their efforts to maintain and improve their gardens and homes after claiming the honour of living in Colac’s Street of the Year.

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  • Success for kitchen initiative

    WINCHELSEA Primary School principal Karen Turner says changes to a kitchen-garden program allow her school to embrace a grow-your-own food philosophy.

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  • Colac’s street of the year

    A “BEAUTIFUL” sunset was the perfect way for a Colac street’s residents to cap off a victorious day.

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  • Stunning gardens open for Colac school

    FOUR Colac district gardeners will open their gates to inspire fellow green thumbs and support a Colac school.

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