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TRLA Native Plant Nursery Open Day

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300 Wallamore Road,

📅 Saturday, 16 November 2025
🕙 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 300 Wallamore Road, Tamworth

Here’s what’s happening on the day 👇
🪴 Build an Earth Bag Garden with the Tamworth Community Organic Gardeners — learn sustainable garden-building techniques.
🐸 Meet the Critters with Phil Spark, discover some of our fascinating local wildlife up close.
🌳 Explore the Nursery - browse our range of local native plants and chat with the friendly TRLA team.

✨ Free community event • Family-friendly • Everyone welcome! ✨

Come along, connect with others, and be inspired by what’s growing in our region.
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