Mossy Earth Garden Care

Mossy Earth Garden Care Garden maintenance and replenishment, edible garden installation and permaculture design G'day there!

Introducing Mossy Earth Garden Care - Where Nature Nurtures and Communities Thrive! I'm Jay, and at Mossy Earth Garden Care, I focus on garden maintenance, edible garden installation, and permaculture design with an emphasis on native plants. Growing up on the South Coast, my love for nature began at a young age. In 2020, after years of unsatisfying jobs, an eye opening Horticulture Traineeship on

Horse Island ignited a passion for Australian native plants and sustainability. The pandemic revealed the power of home gardens in supporting families and communities. That's when I discovered Permaculture, inspiring me to live a more resourceful life. Now, I blend native plants, thriving edible gardens, and permaculture principles to create resilient garden spaces. Let Mossy Earth Garden Care nurture nature and create a greener, more resilient future together.

Finally decided to join Permaculture AustraliaJust in time for the convergence 😉
15/01/2025

Finally decided to join Permaculture Australia
Just in time for the convergence 😉

We value our members here at Permaculture Australia - you are the folks who keep the wheels in motion! That’s why we’re working to bring you more value and exclusive opportunities as part of our growing community.

Exciting News for 2025!

Tickets to the Australian Permaculture Convergence (APC) in 2023 sold out faster than ever, leaving many of our valued members disappointed. But we’ve got great news! For the upcoming APC in Kangaroo Valley, in October 2025, Permaculture Australia members with a Permaculture Design Course (PDC) certificate or equivalent will get exclusive first access to tickets!

This early access ensures that you, our passionate members, won’t miss out on this unmissable event.

Mark Your Calendar!

Tickets Release: End of February 2025
Event Details: More information coming January 2025
Follow the Permaculture Australia page to stay updated on all the latest APC news and announcements.

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There’s never been a better time to sign up or renew your membership with Permaculture Australia. Join a vibrant network of changemakers, unlock exclusive benefits, and be first in line for unforgettable events like the APC 2025.

Together, we’re shaping a sustainable future—one permaculture principle at a time.

Join or Renew Your Membership Today! - https://permacultureaustralia.org.au/join-pa/

Is your garden ready for a spruce up? Feel free to give us a call!
07/08/2024

Is your garden ready for a spruce up? Feel free to give us a call!

Spring is just around the corner - time to think about some pruning!
07/08/2024

Spring is just around the corner - time to think about some pruning!

Probably the best way to dip your toes into the world of permaculture!Do yourself a favour if you haven’t already 😉
04/03/2024

Probably the best way to dip your toes into the world of permaculture!

Do yourself a favour if you haven’t already 😉

Have you been looking to step in to Permaculture but have limited time for courses? This is for you!

A two day Introduction to permaculture experience at Budawang Permaculture with Johnny Alveras of Budawang Permaculture and John Champagne from Brogo Permaculture Gardens-so much experience between the two of them.

April 20 and 21, Termeil, NSW.

For those wanting to do an Introduction Course with this is your chance as he will not being doing one at Brogo Permaculture Gardens this year.

I’m not sure about you, but we cleaned up at the local council chuckouts this year!We scored a bunch of goodies for the ...
02/09/2023

I’m not sure about you, but we cleaned up at the local council chuckouts this year!

We scored a bunch of goodies for the garden, we even found the bulk of the materials for this wicking bed

I think this cost maybe $70 or so all up

It’s pretty much a raised garden bed with a reservoir at the bottom, which plants use to wick up water as required (through capillary action). This means that they are a lot more water efficient

Before and after. A bit of a tidy up and a solid hair cut for this long and leggy callistemon. It will love the extra su...
17/08/2023

Before and after. A bit of a tidy up and a solid hair cut for this long and leggy callistemon. It will love the extra sunshine and fresh air. Some regular tip pruning will help bring back some shape

A tidy up before this lovely old holiday house goes on the market
17/08/2023

A tidy up before this lovely old holiday house goes on the market

06/08/2023

Hello, I'm Jay, and I'm stoked to introduce my new business, Mossy Earth Garden Care! From garden maintenance to edible garden installation and permaculture design, I'm here to help.

As a special introductory offer, the first 10 bookings will receive a FREE sample of eco-friendly detergent strips! Courtesy of our good friends at Plenished https://www.plenished.au/ , an environmentally conscious business that values sustainability, we're excited to share this treat with you.

Sustainability is at the core of everything I do. It's an absolute joy to collaborate with like-minded businesses like Plenished, who share our vision of a greener future.

Working with like-minded businesses is close to our hearts as we all strive for a greener future. Don't miss this special offer - I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

A little project we’ve been working on:Our initial couple of garden beds expanded into 5 beds, each roughly 10 meters lo...
06/08/2023

A little project we’ve been working on:

Our initial couple of garden beds expanded into 5 beds, each roughly 10 meters long. These beds are complete with garden borders on either side, featuring flowering annuals to attract pollinators, which can significantly increase yield (up to x3).

Additionally, they help in attracting predatory insects that naturally control pests, such as aphids. Emphasizing diversity has been crucial for our project's success.

This poor old veggie patch had dry and hydrophobic (water-repelling) soil and was well overdue for replenishment.We have...
06/08/2023

This poor old veggie patch had dry and hydrophobic (water-repelling) soil and was well overdue for replenishment.

We have used the no-dig lasagne method, which is a cheap and easy way for us to rebuild soil by reusing organic matter that may be headed for the landfill. Kept moist, this should break down over time and act as a slow-release fertilizer, reducing the need for expensive and sometimes synthetic fertilizers.

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Mossy Point
Point, NSW
2537

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+61402060765

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