Sun 17th update. A couple of spots have opened up for this afternoon, at 2pm.

There are still tickets available for Sunday 24th May.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/autumn-house-garden-and-farm-tour-sunday-24th-may-tickets-105038087748

This tour is a window into what permaculture design applied to a property, and to life, can look like after 22 years.

Update, 11th May. Lockdown restrictions have eased, and we can confirm that this tour will go ahead with a maximum of 10 participants.

Murrnong has been evolving since 1996 from what was a grass field. These days Murrnong is a self-reliant home and farm, with food gardens, tree crop agriculture, and shelter forestry of trees and shrubs.

The two and a half hour tour will progress from the house, to the gardens, to the garden farming, tree crops, and forestry. See how considered permaculture design and ongoing management can lead to an inspiringly regenerated and attractive landscape that sustains family, friends, visitors, and customers. Get a sense of what productive downshifter life can be like.

Meet the chickens, the milking goats, and Murrnong designer and developer, David Arnold.

Farm produce will be available for sale at the end of the tour.

Adults $25, young people 12-17 yrs $15, children under 12 free, plus gst and booking fee