The Japanese Flowering Quince (Chaenomeles) is a deciduous or a semi-deciduous shrub. The most attractive feature of this plant is the prolific number of flowers that appear on the bare, leafless branches, creating a brilliant display in the late winter when there’s not much else to get excited about.

The next date for Motorsports Training Australia's Car Club day has been set! Get ready for Saturday 25 August, from 8am to 4pm at MTA's facility at our Logic Campus, Barnawartha North. 

It’s that time of year when the colour of autumn leaves are but a memory and the colour of spring blossom is yet to appear. 

Two classes of VCAL students from Wodonga TAFE connected with nature and engaged with their local community as they took part in a tree planting activity on Tuesday 24 July 2018, at Willow Park, Pearce Street, Wodonga, to support Planet Ark’s ‘National Tree Day’ this week.

Bedding plants can be a wide range of different species, from annual plants, biennials and even short-lived perennials. ‘Bedding plant’ is the name we give to any plants that are used for a short-term display. 

Andrew Mero is a passionate, determined and adventurous architectural graduate who loves being outdoors and has a deep devotion to alpine architecture. He started studying the REVIT short course at Wodonga TAFE and he is now running his own business from Mt Beauty.

The cold weather has certainly set in - but cold weather doesn’t necessarily mean a boring garden.

Wodonga TAFE is celebrating finalist nominations in three categories at the 2018 Victorian Training Awards. Wodonga TAFE has been notified that it is a finalist for the 2018 Large Training Provider of the Year, together with teacher Sarah Whitling as a finalist for Teacher/Trainer of the Year, and student Christian Bashimbe a finalist for the Vocational Student of the Year.

Wodonga TAFE invites all members of the community to come along and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and achievements; recognising the positive contribution Indigenous Australians make to our country and society.