Wagga Flora

12/03/2026

Bestselling author Rebecca Solnit reminds us that activism has changed the world in remarkable ways.

12/03/2026

12/03/2026

Meet Ash 👋🏽 from 🍉

She’s got a big watermelon smile as it’s just 6 days to go until the Cooperative Supermarket Launch Party! 🚀🎉🚀🎉🚀🎉🚀

Not many people understand this but the Growers Hub Coop is a not for profit organisation run by a voluntary board, made up of farmers, growers, fermenters, wine makers, beekeepers and cooks from across the Riverina. The idea is that 20 or so small scale kitchens and farms share infrastructure - together we chip in to pay rent, employees, internet, insurance and all the overheads to make it affordable for small scale businesses to access a central Wagga space - with the aim to make ‘buying local’ convenient for busy households.

So big thank you to each of you who have come in to shop, sit or sip so far (we 👀 you and ❤️ you) and we look forward to hosting you at our Special Launch Event next Thursday 19 March 4-8pm where there’ll be free tastings, live music, $1000’s of prizes to win as we launch Wagga’s first centrally located farmer owned food coop, opening 6 days a week in just 6 days!!!!

25/08/2023

Sticky everlasting daisy | Xerochrysum viscosum

Silvalite Reserve, Wagga Wagga

With a long flowering period from spring right through to autumn this gorgeous ‘paper daisy’ and local native plant common in and around Wagga Wagga. It can reach up to 80 centimetres in height, with narrow, sticky leaves length.

Planting local natives in our gardens support our native bees, pollinators and wildlife, whilst preserving our local plant hero’s!

16/07/2023

Einadia nutans is a small rambling, twining or clump forming forb with small linear to arrow shaped leaves and yellow to red fruit. Common name: Climbing saltbush.

08/07/2023

Acacia pycnantha (Common name: Golden wattle). A gorgeous golden puff of yellow flowering now on Willans Hill reserve. The Golden wattle is Australia’s floral emblem and symbol of unity.