Burton Communal Garden
- Address
- Burton Community Hub, Waterloo Corner Road, Burton SA, Australia (view map)
- Type
- Parks & Gardens, Seniors Centre, Community Garden, Burton Communal Garden
- Phone
- 8487 1820
- Opening Hours
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MondayClosed
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Tuesday9:00 am - 4:00 pm
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Wednesday9:00 am - 4:00 pm
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Thursday9:00 am - 4:00 pm
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FridayClosed
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SaturdayClosed
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SundayClosed
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How Things Work at the Garden
The Burton Communal Garden is a kitchen garden helping people grow plants for health and pleasure.
Our coordinator is ably assisted by a small group of volunteers to maintain the garden as a demonstration space for growing food in backyards.
Two main types of activities are run at the garden: one focusing on social activities based around gardening and healthy eating; the other on education and skills development about growing food at home and run as one-off events or workshops.
These sessions are designed to support people growing their own food at home with the relevant skills and knowledge to do this confidently and successfully. This is one of a number of programs reflecting Salisbury’s commitment to encouraging a healthy lifestyle.
Adults of any age can attend our one-off workshops or events. A seasonal calendar of these events is released throughout the year and is available from the Council, community centres, hub or download below.
For enquiries or to request a membership form, contact Shannan on 0401 984 785 or email sdavis@salisbury.sa.gov.au
Location
Nearby Locations
Burton Community Hub
Toilets
Parking
Wheelchair Accessible
Burton Park
Shaded Area
Toilets
Parking
Wheelchair Accessible
McInnis Avenue Reserve
Wheelchair Accessible
Playground
The activities engage people in a variety of interesting projects similar to maintaining a produce garden at home. Working together with other people in the garden is a great way to meet people, share experiences, learn and celebrate successes. This program is targeted at adults over 50 years of age and is held each Tuesday and Thursday between 9.30am to 12noon. Bringing lunch is optional.
If you start attending regularly (for example, the third time you’ve come) we will require you to become a member of our Centres. The current cost for membership is $10 per financial year (1 July to 30 June) and gives you membership with our three over 50’s centres. These are the Jack Young Centre, the Para Hills Community Hub Senior Centre and the Pine Lakes Centre.