Dromana Community Garden
10 Marna Street, Dromana
10 Marna Street, Dromana, 3936
(opposite the Tennis Courts)
The Dromana Community Garden (DCG) is an newly gated space for all members of the local community to gather and grow together, enjoy fresh produce, learn from one another, sustainable and regenerative practices, utilise and share skill sets and provide opportunity for people to learn how to grow, harvest and process fresh fruits and vegetables.
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All year round!
Every Tuesday, we have a list of jobs necessary to keep the Garden flourishing, help is available at hand if you are a complete novice
This is an opportunity to learn how to grow your own veggies, plots are available to members so if interested please contact
Marion Mob: 0408 365 128
We have been working on Carolyn's corner with the addition of a Hopscotch game, which compliments the colourful tiles our friends at the Peninsula Specialist College created for the garden on one of their visits.
This is providing a wonderful space for our little friends from the Dromana Pre-school to play and learn in.... and some of the adults too!!
Whats On at Dromana Gardens 2026-Garden ART Festival- 3rd & 4th October
Supported by Community Bank Southern Peninsula and Mornington Peninsula Seniors Celebration. Our biggest festival yet celebrates creativity, community and inclusion for all ages and abilities.
Join us on 3–4 October 2026 for a celebration of garden art, creativity and community
Garden Art
Mosaic stepping stones are just one example of the creative garden art you could enter in the Dromana Garden Art Festival.
Let your imagination inspire something unique!
Our children's gaden spaces are colourful and interactive
Advance College secondary students visited as part of their community awareness studies
We can organise a visit for your community group too!
"Dolphins from Dromana Pre-school made lovley lavender bags for Mother's Day with our very own crop.
The childen visit the garden weekly as part of their early education.