Aug 26, 2025 | Bushfood Garden, Newsletter, Uncategorized
One of Karen’s favourite landscaping wattles, Snowy River Wattle, Acacia boormanii Join us in celebrating National Wattle Day 2025. The first day of spring in September in Australia is traditionally Wattle Day. Bright golden wattle blossom brings the... 
Aug 26, 2025 | Bushfood Garden, Uncategorized
We were invited to be part of the smoking ceremony in 2024 at St Bernard’s Primary School, a small and friendly school community on Wurundjeri land in Coburg, Melbourne. It was lovely to take time to connect with the school community and be cleansed by the... 
Apr 14, 2025 | Bushfood Garden, Uncategorized
Director of Goodstart Hampton Park Coral Drive Shweta Rajan, with Karen Sutherland of Edible Eden Design survey the new First Nations Food Garden This First Nations Food Garden was a collaborative project involving Goodstart Coral Drive Hampton, Catherine Delaney,... 
Mar 12, 2025 | Articles, Bushfood Garden, Uncategorized
In 2022, I was delighted to meet Nese Sever from Coburg Children’s Centre to deliver their ‘Welcome to the Bush Food Garden’ signs in person. As part of a joint project with the local Merri Bek Community Gardening group at the Pentridge Community... 
Feb 6, 2025 | News, Articles, Bushfood Garden, Uncategorized
Edible Eden Design is delighted to highlight our sponsorship of the Bushfoods Garden at the Melton Botanic Garden. This was a natural progression from our ongoing association with this inspiring volunteer-led community resource since its opening in 2016. Melton... 
Sep 5, 2024 | Bushfood Garden, Garden
Many folks don’t know there’s a native spring flower that smells just like chocolate! Found growing in grassy woodland areas in all parts of Australia except the NT, the flowers are edible, but sadly don’t taste like chocolate. Their scent is delicious all the same!...
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