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seasons greetings
Started this discussion. Last reply by Andrew Cumberland Dec 8, 2018. 3 Replies 1 Favorite
Merry Xmas Happy new Year to you all ... spending time with family in Perth - hopefully get everything sorted by early new Year then back to normal again !Continue
fridays advntures
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mary-Ann Baker May 10, 2018. 9 Replies 1 Favorite
last year we had a storm and part of the damage was the loss of shed roof and all the watering and monitoring systems , electric fence etc etc etc so got it all fixed a few weeks ago and spent hours…Continue
small house caravan ideas
Started this discussion. Last reply by Christa May 7, 2018. 1 Reply 0 Favorites
Lissa thought you might like this for your tiny house ! /…Continue
seeds
Started this discussion. Last reply by Christa May 4, 2018. 2 Replies 1 Favorite
looking for seeds seedlings plants cuttings of Malay AppleAmberellaElephant appleMarangMaprangMangosteen purpleMarulaKiwi berryyes we are Daleys and others wait list ! Continue
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Profile Information
- About me:
- I am interested in sustainable living - currently work but plan retirement soon on our 5 acre block
- I am currently involved with the following community gardens and groups:
- BOGI subtropical fruit group, Dayboro and surrounds Permaculture group Dayboro and surrounds garden group
- I am interested in:
- living a sustainable life , permaculture aquaculture
- I can offer (you can't offer too much or too little - we don't mind)
- Plants and Produce, Events
- What I am looking for:
- Plants or Produce, Garden Materials, Events
- Location
- Moreton Bay Region
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Athertonia diversifolia
Posted on July 1, 2017 at 10:24 4 Comments 1 Favorite
has anyone ever grown or eaten Atherton almond - relative of the macadamia - a native - Athertonia diversifolia, commonly known as Atherton Oak, is a small to medium-sized rainforest tree of the family Proteaceae found in northern Queensland, Australia.
food
Posted on November 15, 2016 at 5:56 4 Comments 1 Favorite
last nights dinner - we managed 1/4 each so enough for tonight as well ! so yummm
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First unboxing!
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Rebuilding the arbour
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Hatching Japanese quail
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They are what is known as my drum gardens and were published in grass roots some time ago with also a long version
Hi Mary Anne ,just to take your mind of your hardship for a second or two if its possible I promise col a few pictures of what I made from one of those drums
Greetings Mary-Ann,
Thankyou for your welcome! I feel a tad silly....I cannot find the recycle group to join....still finding my way around the site.....help??!!
Ta, Jane
Thanks Mary-Ann
It was the daisy ,smaller type one wich had the butterfly on its leaf
Hi Mary Anne and welcome to BLF look at your private messages in regards to worm towers.I May be able to help
Welcome to Brisbane Local Foods (BLF) Mary-Ann, You may like to join one of our GROUPS, feel free to join in the discussions and ask questions.
We look forward to meeting you at one of our Garden Visits, 2016 GARDEN VISITS CALENDAR here. I am sure you would enjoy meeting and visiting in our member’s gardens. We have members who grow many different kinds of Gardens, Permaculture, Aquaculture, Wicking Beds, Traditional and many more.
Welcome Mary-Ann. Love your plan to retire on an acreage to pursuit sustainable living - something that is close to the hearts of many people on this site. I'm sure you will be interested in the garden visits which Dianne will be more than happy to tell you about. Enjoy the site.