What to plant now (July in Melbourne and other cool temperate parts of Australia) Veggies: It’s truly cold now, but […]
We’ve now got a whole website devoted to wicking beds. You can buy conversion kits there and see an updated […]
Ahh March, time to launch a full scale (whoa back, also a well planned) attack on your veggie patch! Planting, […]
Brassica rapa (subspecies chinensis) Family: Brassicaceae A hardy annual that can withstand cold and heat. Grows to around 20cm and […]
Check back here in on December 2011 for our page on lead in urban soils and strategies for dealing with […]
What to plant… Veggies: It’s truly cold now, but there’s still hope for new plantings. Don’t expect them to move […]
When you’ve got home grown vegetables, they taste so good, you’ll find you don’t need all spices. This next recipe […]
It’s still pretty warm outside, but there are some tasty seedlings that can be planted out at the end of […]
Published by Dan Palmer, March 2014 NOTE: Dan has HUGELY evolved and updated this content since it was first written […]
Ducks make a fantastic addition to an edible garden, and we’re committed to increasing their popularity in Melbourne backyards. Stay […]
October is a great time in the veggie patch. Things are warming up and it’s time to get those seedlings […]
Petroselinum crispum Family: Apiaceae Parsley is a must in any self-respecting home garden, with culinary and medicinal uses that have […]
