Our Partners
It takes a huge amount of energy, effort, creativity and a whole bunch of dedicated humans and like-minded groups to get this community event off the ground. It also takes some very special sponsors. Support us by supporting them.
Our Valued Sponsors
Margaret River Mitre 10
Big thanks to Margaret River Mitre 10 for sponsoring our event and offering all ticket holders 20 per cent off all plants, including veg seedlings and fruit trees, for the week after the festival!
Yates’ seeds
Thanks to Yates‘ seeds range for supporting the festival and donating some epic thank-you packs for gardeners!
South West Tree Services
See Glen and the team at South West Tree Services for all your tree service, arborist, pruning, mulch, clearing and fire-break needs! Plus a big thanks for donating a truckload of your aged mulch for us to give away!
Lazarus Horticulture
The top tools for gardening! Shogun Tools source directly from Japanese businesses, mainly small, family-owned companies in order to help continue their legacy and provide a bridge to Aussie gardeners seeking access to high quality products.
Soil Dynamics
Shogun Tools
The top tools for gardening! Shogun Tools source directly from Japanese businesses, mainly small, family-owned companies in order to help continue their legacy and provide a bridge to Aussie gardeners seeking access to high quality products.
Burnside Organic Farm
Cape to Cape Explorer Tours
Gene Hardy from Cape to Cape Explorer Tours specialises in hiking experiences on the Cape to Cape Track, but he’s also a fan of the Edible Gardens Festival and is a big supporter!
Productive Ecology
Fair Harvest Permaculture
Jodie and Do at Fair Harvest Permaculture have been instrumental to the festival and to the wider permaculture community! Fair Harvest donates venue hire for some of our workshops, opens its cafe and is the official camp ground for the festival.
Capes Fruit Tree Care
Plumo Market Garden
Amy Dyson is the head gardener at Plumo Market Garden, supplying organic seasonal veggie boxes to the local community. She also donates her expert time to teach as part of our workshop program at the Edible Gardens Festival.
Shelter Brewing Co
Shelter Brewing Co generously donate some local brews for us to give away as prizes, to thank our volunteers, and to fill up the esky when we host our thank-you celebration for gardeners, volunteers and festival helpers!
OUR VALUED SUpporters & PARTNERS
Shire of Augusta-Margaret River
We’ve got to give a big shout-out to the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River for supporting the Edible Gardens Festival through its Community Development and Events grant program.
Margaret River Regional Environment Centre
A massive thank-you to the Margaret River Regional Environment Centre for generously auspicing our event and grant applications, and helping out with insurance. Legends all!
The Margaret River Region
Thanks to The Margaret River Region and the Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association for helping to promote the festival, and featuring it on online and in print to help grow our audience and impact.
Margaret River Community Pantry
If you have excess produce grown locally, the Margaret River Community Pantry will pass it onto those who need it, boosting food security in the region. Donate every Thursday between 10am-12noon at 41 Clarke Road, Margaret River.
Sea Design
We love keeping it local – that’s why Bree at Sea Design based in Margaret River produced our website, looks after our graphic design, and sorts out all our IT needs.
Cowaramup Community Garden
The incredible Cowaramup Community Garden has featured on the festival program, and many of its members have volunteered for the Edible Gardens Festival or opened their gardens. Don’t miss the monthly Swap, Shuffle Share!
Nature Conservation Margaret River Region
The Edible Gardens Festival has a similar ethos and values as Nature Conservation Margaret River Region – the region’s peak environmental group – when it comes to about caring for soil, nature, flora and habitat. We value their ongoing support.
Natural Farming Alliance
The Natural Farming Alliance is a group of local food producers and market gardeners dedicated to caring for soil and using natural, organic methods. Its members regularly open their gardens, teach workshops or volunteer at the festival.