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Horticultural Hero: Beth Gregory

Horticultural Hero: Beth Gregory

Sep 17, 2026 | ,

Beth Gregory doesn’t stand still!
From a career as a brand strategist and visual communication designer, she is now channelling her creativity into the world of sustainable horticulture. Multi-tasking is her mantra: dabbling in regenerative farming in Sri Lanka, developing edible and pollinator urban gardens and winning Silver at MIFGS for her Achievable Garden. With all that going on she succeeded in winning both Horticulture Student of the Year and the overall Outstanding VET Student of the Year awards at Melbourne Polytechnic this year! Well done Beth!

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Tour of Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne

Tour of Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne

Sep 15, 2026 | ,

EWHA members enjoyed a fascinating behind-the-scenes visit to the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, Cranbourne, exploring the nursery and discovering the work involved in propagating and caring for native plants. The day also included lunch at Boon Wurrung Cafe and a Garden Explorer Bus tour through the iconic Australian Garden.

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Vale Dawn Fleming

Vale Dawn Fleming

Jun 18, 2026 | ,

Earlier this month, we farewelled EWHA founder Dawn Fleming, who passed away on Saturday, 30th May. If not for Dawn’s drive and enthusiasm, our organisation would not be in existence today, such was her legacy. Here, EWHA’s inaugural elected Secretary Noelle Weatherley OAM reflects on Dawn’s life and contribution to EWHA.

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