​​Public Visiting Hours
Tuesday 3pm to 5pm and Saturdays 9:30am to 11:30am
Member's Visiting Hours​
Entry permitted* on weekends, or Monday to Friday before 8am or after 3pm
*Visiting conditions apply - please see important information on the Conditions of Entry page for more information. 
Check our website's homepage, the Events Calendar page, or our Facebook page for current updates regarding our visiting hours and COVID-19 government directives.

New Members Are Welcome!

​For membership information see our Membership page
Check for upcoming events and details on our Events Calendar
​Want to stay informed? Subscribe to our Bulletin here: Newsletters and Subscribing
​Go to our Contact Us page for map and directions.
​See our profile on Google for information and guided directions.​
Like & Follow us on Facebook for Photos and Live Videos: 
www.facebook.com/MandurahCommunityGardens/
Our Location​
Mandurah Community Gardens is located on Coodanup Drive (next to Coodanup College) in Mandurah, Western Australia. Look for the carpark.

Notice Board

 🍓 EMERGENCY STRAWBERRY PLANT SALE! 

Got a blank spot in your garden patch? We’ve got an unexpected surplus of bare-rooted strawberry plants that need a home THIS WEEK ONLY! 

John Draper from Harvest ME has helped us secure these, but because they are bare-rooted, they need to get into the soil ASAP. We cannot take pre-orders, so it’s first-in, best-dressed!

📅 When & Where to Catch Us

📍 Where: Mandurah Community Garden – Coodanup Drive (right next to Coodanup College).
⏰ Pickup Days: 
  • Tuesday: 3:00pm – 5:00pm
  • Saturday: 9:30am – 11:30am
💰 Grab a Bargain!
  • $2 per single plant
  • 6 plants for just $10!

🤔 What does "Bare-Rooted" mean, and why is it awesome?
If you've never bought bare-rooted plants before, don't worry—it’s actually the secret weapon of pro gardeners!

🌱 What it means: These plants have been grown in the ground, dug up during their dormant phase, and had the soil washed off their roots. You aren't buying a plastic pot full of dirt; you are buying pure, concentrated plant!

✨ The Advantages:
  • Stronger Root Systems: Because they aren't confined to a plastic pot, bare-rooted plants often establish much tougher, healthier root systems once they hit your soil.
  • Super Easy to Plant: Just dig a small hole, spread the roots out naturally, and cover. No root-bound tangles to deal with!
  • Eco-Friendly: Zero plastic pot waste.
  • Quick Tip: Because their roots are exposed, you'll want to get these babies in the ground (or in your pots) as soon as you get home!

Bring a bag or a container down to Coodanup Drive this Tuesday or Saturday and set up your future strawberry feasts. See you there! ❤️ BYO boxes/bags if you can!
The Garden Gurus visit Mandurah to celebrate community and 'Grow It Local'

Garden expert Neville Passmore and the team from The Garden Gurus stopped by Mandurah Community Gardens to chat with Paul West from Grow It Local. The segment explores how our garden acts as a vital community hub for mental health, connection, and learning how to grow your own food.

​Read our blog for more information
Download our Flyer
If you would like to have some basic information on hand about our community garden, you are welcome to download our flyer.

​Please feel free to pass it on to your friends!
🌟 Congratulations to Our Local Legend! 🌟
MASSIVE CONGRATULATIONS to our very own Local Legend, Cheryl Ivey! 

Cheryl has been recognised by the City of Mandurah with the prestigious Local Legend Award! 

Read more in our blog post here
Wally Worm Needs Your Help! 
Our valuable worm farm is at risk! We need more volunteers to help feed our hard-working worms. They are a vital part of our garden's health.
Children's Activity Book Created For The Garden
A huge shout-out and thank you to the amazing Amy MacKenzie from the City of Mandurah! Your incredible support in creating and printing our children's activity booklet made it a huge success! We so appreciate your team's dedication to waste education and your collaborative spirit, especially with all the fantastic content created about gardening, reducing landfill waste, and Mandurah Community Gardens activities.
A big thanks to Amy and the team from the City Of Mandurah!

See more on the For Kids page​
Lease a plot!
We offer garden beds for lease to current or new members (join the club!). Please contact us for availability.

Our plot sizes range from 1.71 square meters to 5.4 square meters. Some are at ground level, some raised. The cost is calculated by the size so prices range from $43.00 for the 1.71sqm, and up to $135.00 for the 5.4sqm.

Applicants need to call into the garden to look at the beds prior to paying for a plot.

We are open Tuesday afternoons 3-5pm and Saturday mornings 9.30am to 11.30am.
Email [email protected] or visit the garden during our open hours.
Volunteers Needed!
Mandurah Community Gardens needs volunteers to help with these roles:​​
  • Garden Coordinator
  • Events Coordinator
Training, support and guidance will be provided.
Mosquitos
Advise for garden visitors and the local community:
We have lots of mosquitos in the community garden, like everywhere in Mandurah at the moment.
We encourage all visitors to dress appropriately and use repellent as there is always a risk of catching a mosquito carried disease like Ross River Virus from a mosquito bite.
Read more in our News blog ​
Waste & Recycling Guide
A great resource for the Mandurah community with handy information on bin collections, verge collections, recycling and useful ideas on how to manage your waste in a more sustainable way.
Donate your returns to Mandurah Community Gardens
You can help support Mandurah Community Gardens by quoting our Scheme ID number when dropping off your recyclable containers at a refund collection depot.
Scheme ID No. ​10271362
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We are a collection point for the Containers For Change program. You can help Mandurah Community Gardens by dropping off your recyclable containers at the garden. Go to our Recycling page to learn more. 
POTTED  PLANT RESCUE  AND REHOMING
Any pre-loved potted plants needing a new home, can be rehomed. We can give unwanted and discarded potted  plants a second chance by rescuing them and then finding a new owner to look after them.

​All income from sales goes towards the running costs of Mandurah Community Gardens Inc. 
If you, a friend, or family member have potted plants that you would like to go to a good home, please contact us via our form.
Sorry, we can't take Yuccas or Agaves!
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Free e-magazine
Have a read of this free e-magazine from Gardening Australia Magazine
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Garden Events

Workshops, Open Days & More​
Go to our Events Calendar page to see our open times and what's happening at Mandurah Community Gardens

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CONTAINERS FOR CHANGE

You can help Mandurah Community Gardens by donating your recyclable containers!

If you drop off your containers at a refund collection depot, please quote our scheme number below to donate your container refund to us.
Scheme ID Member No.:
10271362
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