For the Melbourne climate… In the veggie patch It’s getting late for planting a few things from seed but you […]
Lactuca Sativa Family: Asteracea One of the world’s most popular vegetables of which there are thousands of varieties. Lettuce is […]
It’s still pretty warm outside, but there are some tasty seedlings that can be planted out at the end of […]
Check back here in on December 2011 for our page on lead in urban soils and strategies for dealing with […]
Raphanus sativus Family: Brassicaceae If you haven’t ever tried to grow food for yourself here is your new best friend. […]
It may be late winter, early spring but in our home gardens there’s broccoli, cauliflower, rainbow chard, beetroot, lettuce, oranges, […]
October is a great time in the veggie patch. Things are warming up and it’s time to get those seedlings […]
What to plant now (July in Melbourne and other cool temperate parts of Australia) Veggies: It’s truly cold now, but […]
If you’re in Melbourne and you’ve had a niggling wonder as to why you’ve needed to water your garden a […]
This month will be your absolute last chance to sow some summer crops for autumn harvest, so slip, slop, slap […]
There are still plenty of green tomatoes around and plenty of apples too, try this chutney recipe from Nathan’s mum […]
In late 2011 VEG will launch its Duck Campaign. The Duck Campaign aims to take ducks to the people like […]
