What to plant… Veggies: It’s truly cold now, but there’s still hope for new plantings. Don’t expect them to move […]
Pisum sativum var. macrocarpon Family: Fabaceae The Fabaceae family is the third largest family of flowering plants in the world […]
Brassica oleraceae (capitata group) Family: Brassicaceae Cabbage is a very versatile vegetable and can be pickled, eaten raw or cooked, […]
Less than 1% of all insects are pests to humans and our food sources. While most of the other 99% […]
By Dan Palmer, April 2014 NOTE: Dan has HUGELY evolved and updated this content since it was first written in […]
Rocket or Arugula – Eruca Sativa Family: Brassicaceae Rocket is an annual that grows up to a meter in height […]
Right now we’re pulling lots of broccoli, cauliflower, greens and broadbeans out of the garden. Let’s bring them to the […]
Ahh March, time to launch a full scale (whoa back, also a well planned) attack on your veggie patch! Planting, […]
It may be late winter, early spring but in our home gardens there’s broccoli, cauliflower, rainbow chard, beetroot, lettuce, oranges, […]
Brassica oleracea Family: Brassicaceae Broccoli is the same species as cabbage. In fact it means ‘cabbage sprout’ in Italian where […]
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. […]
