The new Neighbourhood Sustainable Gardening Program in Glen Eira aims to encourage more people across the region to make their garden more sustainable. This could be great news for residents of real estate in Bentleigh who want to become more involved in a cleaner, greener lifestyle for their future.
Designed to tap into the passion of the community, this new endeavour aims to provide residents with the knowledge and skills necessary to build a strong, sustainable environment in their home. Gardeners and managers of open spaces are encouraged to sign up and join, who will receive a welcome pack that includes a sign to be attached to their fence, identifying them as a part of the group.
Furthermore, there will be regular seminars with information about how to squeeze the most out of your garden while retaining a healthy, clean image. There are plenty of reasons to get involved and help make Glen Eira a clean, sustainable community.
If you're interested in purchasing real estate in Bentleigh or the surrounding suburbs, be sure to get in touch with Matt Hurlston at Ray White Carnegie. His knowledge of the local community will be invaluable when searching for the most suitable home for you.
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