Check back here in on December 2011 for our page on lead in urban soils and strategies for dealing with […]
What to plant now (July in Melbourne and other cool temperate parts of Australia) Veggies: It’s truly cold now, but […]
By Dan Palmer, April 2014 In Part One of this series we introduced Holistic Management and went through the […]
For the Melbourne climate… In the veggie patch It’s getting late for planting a few things from seed but you […]
The smell of jasmine and apple blossoms are now upon us. Spring is here! What to plant… Veggies: You can […]
Lactuca Sativa Family: Asteracea One of the world’s most popular vegetables of which there are thousands of varieties. Lettuce is […]
Yes, the days are getting shorter. Yes, the first frosts may soon be here. But don’t simply run around shouting […]
Brassica oleraceae (capitata group) Family: Brassicaceae Cabbage is a very versatile vegetable and can be pickled, eaten raw or cooked, […]
Ahh March, time to launch a full scale (whoa back, also a well planned) attack on your veggie patch! Planting, […]
Raphanus sativus Family: Brassicaceae If you haven’t ever tried to grow food for yourself here is your new best friend. […]
Ducks make a fantastic addition to an edible garden, and we’re committed to increasing their popularity in Melbourne backyards. Stay […]
What to plant in May With the changing of the seasons, our advice remains much the same as for April. […]
