Join us for a day among the wattles, celebrating National Wattle Day, at Mikla Lewis and Wayne Lavers’ property ‘Rosemont’ at Grenfell.
Hear from local wattle champion, Mikla Lewis OAM, and learn about the dynamic role wattles play in our ecosystems, the valuable production and conservation benefits of planting wattles and see the results of direct seeding/ Whole of Paddock Rehabilitation projects after 5 and 12 years.
Sheep sheltering in the wattles – Mikla Lewis
The day will start with morning tea up the back paddock under the Currawangs (Acacia doratoxylon). We will then explore the paddock plantings and take in the diverse landscape.
Lunch will be provided back at the house.
The official activities will finish after lunch. Participants are welcome to stay and explore further wattle plantings with Mikla and Wayne around the house area.
Wear something yellow or wattle-related. There will be a prize for the best dressed!
All participants will receive a free wattle to take home and there will be a table of wattle information available.
Time: 9:30 am – 1:30 pm (You are welcome to stay until 3 pm if you like)
Date: Friday 23 August
Location: ‘Rosemont’ Holy Camp Road, Grenfell
RSVP: Claire at weddinlandcare1@outlook.com or 0421 716 170
Direct seeding after five years