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Lakeside Drive Community Garden is a welcoming space where all members of the community come together to share skills, vegies and smiles. Collectively we hope to create a thriving, healthy centre for producing food, knowledge and inspiration based on permaculture ethics, principles and design. Read more...

We grow to organic principles…for our family at least the choice is clear, we want to eat food that we know doesn’t involve the use of chemicals that harm the ecosystem, we want to eat foods that is GMO free, we want to eat foods that we believe is more nutritious because as farmers we know healthy soils make for Read more...

We wild harvest northern territory bush foods from the aboriginal owned Seven Emu Station in the gulf of carpentaria.   Our products are available from: – Aboriginal bush traders – Greenies – Parap fine foods – Mason gallery Read more...

A lLocal organic fruit and veg farm located at Fogg Dam. Supplying local residents and businesses with top quality, fresh produce.   You can find us at: – Malak market every Saturday night – Gateway Palmerston all weekend – online box orders through Darwin Food Collective. Read more...

Crackerjack Plants grow chemical-free vegetable seedlings, natives, fruit trees and exotic plants that are proven (retro) Darwin varieties.   People can find their plants at: – Palmerston Markets – Fred’s Pass Market – Nightcliff Markets Read more...

Suppliers of heirloom open pollinated vegetable garden seeds thet have been proven to grow and yield in the NT.   Seeds are available from: – Greenies Real Food, Rapid Creek Shopping Village – Starwin Enterprise, Mitchel Street, Darwin   Online store at http://www.dundeeorganix.com.au/ Read more...

Jingili Community garden is a not for profit organisation that gives the community the opportunity to grow their own organic vegetables in individual plots. It is the longest running community garden in Darwin and is well established. You can not access the garden unless you are a member or they are running an Open Day or activity.   There is Read more...

This garden located in the Botanic Gardens allows community members to grow fresh food in a sustainable way.   The garden features include: 29 community plots two education plots for schools chickens water tank landscaped creek line for stormwater management. All are welcome to join or walk through. Read more...

The Mulch Pit, a place for growing food and fun. The organic garden is hosted by Nightcliff Uniting Church and is based upon permaculture principles: – Earth Care – People Care – Fair Share   The Mulch Pit is open for all of the community and is always in process, guided by fun, art, creativity and beauty.   Saturday mornings Read more...

Rapid Creek Markets is Darwin’s oldest running market, operating every Saturday and Sunday from 7am – 2pm and is the nearest thing we have to a Farmers Market.   Busy and sweaty, diverse with people and produce. Much of the produce is grown in small farms in Humpty Doo, Acacia, Howard Springs and surrounds. Often there is a mix of Read more...