top of page
​

Clifford Heights

Graeme and Tammy Patrick moved to their property in Clifford Street Warragul 17 years ago with no edible garden whatsoever. Having grown their own produce for many years on a farm at Jindivick, moving to town meant thinking on a much smaller scale. Over the years they have transformed their property into a productive and abundant garden. While they both enjoy gardening and sharing the produce, Graeme is the main gardener and caretaker of the garden. Clifford Heights is a living example of what is possible when you think big in a small space.

View our website
Follow us on Instagram
Find us on Facebook
In our food garden

Our garden is all about diversity: chooks, bees, veggies, fruit and flowers.

Standout sustainable practices

We use small spaces productively by growing a wide range of edible plants, reusing resources and sharing the garden’s abundant produce.

Top tip for novice gardeners

Only plant what you like eating yourself.

Look out for

Our multi-coloured chooks.

For sale on the day

​

Veggie avatar

Fejoa because they hang around unnoticed.

Free events in our garden

21 Clifford St, Warragul, 3820.

Street parking is available

Wheelchair Access, Creative Harvest
Wheelchair Access, Creative Harvest
Coffee, Creative Harvest
Coffee, Creative Harvest
Dogs on a leash, Creative Harvest
Dogs on a leash, Creative Harvest
Bathroom Facilities, Creative Harvest
Bathroom Facilities, Creative Harvest
Picnic Spaces, Creative Harvest
Picnic Spaces, Creative Harvest
Sunflower.png
Creatives joining us in the garden
Graphics_web_strawberries.png
Graphics_web_strawberries.png
Illustrations of strawberries
Graphics_web_baw baw sprout.png
Save the date for Creative Harvest 2027

Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th January 2027

We acknowledge the Gunaikurnai People as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which the Creative Harvest gardens stand. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We honour First Nations People’s deep cultural and spiritual relationships to the land, waters, and seas and their rich contribution to society.

© 2026 by Creative Harvest

bottom of page