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Get your gardening gloves ready, we launch Brooklyn's New Community Garden soon!

Image by Alisa Orlova

Positioned in the heart of Brooklyn.

Patch in the Park is a not-for-profit, community-led, inclusive green space informed by innovation and sustainable practice, producing food in a fun and educational way that nurtures connection, knowledge sharing and joy in an urban environment.

We have 41 self-watering Foodcubes, a fully equipped storage shed, an indigenous garden, seating nodes, composting, free water supply, kids play area, and it connects directly to the commercial kitchen in the Brooklyn Community Hall.

It is open to all residents of Brooklyn and the surrounding suburbs.

Community Garden in Brooklyn

35 Nolan Avenue, Brooklyn 3012

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Draft Plan Description - subject to change

Design concept for Patch in the Park community garden coming to Brooklyn Reserve.

Image courtesy of Hobsons Bay Council, design concept may be subject to change. 

41 Foodcube Plots

Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.

Designed Garden Space

Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.

Local Artist Collaboration

Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.

Get Involved

Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.

GARDEN PLANS

Coming soon.

Patch in the Park is a not-for-profit, community-led, inclusive green space informed by innovation and sustainable practice, producing food in a fun and educational way that nurtures connection, knowledge sharing and joy in an urban environment.

It is open to all residents of Brooklyn and the surrounding suburbs.

Design concept for Patch in the Park community garden coming to Brooklyn Reserve.

Image courtesy of Hobsons Bay Council, design concept may be subject to change. 

1. New driveway & cross-over

2. Artistic entry gateway to the garden

3. New concrete pathway

4. New large feature shade tree in lawn

5. New Indigenous habitat planting with nature play

6. Vegetable garden space

7. New food forest border and swale

8. Central circular seating space

9. New shade canopy for a learning space

10. New childrens’ informal play area

11. New pergola for shade and climbers

12. Existing rainwater tank & bin enclosure

13. New tool shed

14. Existing paved & garden bed areas

  • 1. New driveway & cross-over

    2. Artistic entry gateway to the garden

    3. New concrete pathway

    4. New large feature shade tree in lawn

    5. New Indigenous habitat planting with nature play

    6. Vegetable garden space

    7. New food forest border and swale

    8. Central circular seating space

    9. New shade canopy for a learning space

    10. New childrens’ informal play area

    11. New pergola for shade and climbers

    12. Existing rainwater tank & bin enclosure

    13. New tool shed

    14. Existing paved & garden bed areas

Home Grown Vegetables

JOIN US

Dreaming of harvesting

fresh veggies?

Get your hands dirty (in the best way possible!) and cultivate delicious produce in one of our 41 amazing Foodcube wicking beds. These innovative raised beds make watering a breeze, perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike.

Grow Local,
Eat Fresh

Patch in the Park is all about connection. Meet your neighbours, share gardening tips, and celebrate the joy of fresh, local food together.

Community
Blooms Here

We're committed to fostering a love for responsible gardening practices. Join our workshops on everything from composting to seed saving, and learn how to be a green thumb with a conscience.

Education
& Sustainability

BUILDING COMMUNITY

What makes Patch in the Park special?

CONTACT

How to get in touch with us!

  • ADDRESS

    35 Nolan Avenue

    Brooklyn 3012

    GETTING HERE

    Public Transport: Brooklyn Reserve is easily accessible by catching the 411, 412, 903 and 947 buses to Cypress Ave/Millers Rd stop (ID 14079, Zone 1) and then a 5-minute walk to the Reserve.

    By Car: Free parking is available on Nolan Avenue near the park entrance.

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41 Foodcube Plots

Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.

Designed Garden Space

Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.

Local Artist Collaboration

Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.

Get Involved

Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.

GARDEN PLANS

Innovative, Community Gardening Space

Patch in the Park is a not-for-profit, community-led, inclusive green space informed by innovation and sustainable practice, producing food in a fun and educational way that nurtures connection, knowledge sharing and joy in an urban environment.

 

We are Melbourne's best-designed community garden thanks to state government funding and Hobsons Bay City Council. Positioned in the heart of Brooklyn, we have 41 self-watering Foodcubes, a fully equipped storage shed, an indigenous garden, seating nodes, composting, free water supply, kids play area, and it connects directly to the commercial kitchen in the community hall.

It is open to all residents of Brooklyn and the surrounding suburbs.

Design concept for Patch in the Park community garden coming to Brooklyn Reserve.

Image courtesy of Hobsons Bay Council, design concept may be subject to change. 

1. New driveway & cross-over

2. Artistic entry gateway to the garden

3. New concrete pathway

4. New large feature shade tree in lawn

5. New Indigenous habitat planting with nature play

6. Vegetable garden space

7. New food forest border and swale

8. Central circular seating space

9. New shade canopy for a learning space

10. New childrens’ informal play area

11. New pergola for shade and climbers

12. Existing rainwater tank & bin enclosure

13. New tool shed

14. Existing paved & garden bed areas

JOIN US

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Patch in the Park 

is your answer!

Becoming a member grants you access to our innovative community garden, a place to connect with fellow veggie gardeners making Patch in the Park more than just a garden – it's a place to grow friendships:

  • Share gardening tips

  • Celebrate the joy of a successful harvest together

  • Fun social events and working bees throughout the year

 

And if you're ready to get your hands dirty with your own patch, contact us to join the plot waitlist to add Foodcube plot to your membership for an additional annual fee. 
 

Annual Membership

$20

20

Every year

Valid until canceled

Stay in the loop about upcoming events, workshops, and fresh garden news?

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