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Fiona Presly's Friendship with a Bumble Bee
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rob Collings Apr 18, 2018. 6 Replies 2 Favorites
I'm not a facebookie, however this link seems to draw the beautiful story well. There are plenty of other versions on youtube taken from the same written article.Oh, and her name is Fiona, not woman!…Continue
Fiona and her bumble bee friend
Started Apr 17, 2018 0 Replies 0 Favorites
I'm not a facebookie, however this one seems to draw the beautiful story well. There are plenty of other versions on youtube taken from the same written article.Oh, and her name is Fiona, not woman!…Continue
Pineapple Seeds
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rob Collings Apr 9, 2017. 15 Replies 4 Favorites
When cutting open a recent store bought pineapple, I noticed some seeds.The seeds were…Continue
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Mystery Bean
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lissa Feb 14, 2017. 5 Replies 1 Favorite
This bean is a mystery to me at the moment. I've looked through the seeds I have, for names that should give this one away, however I cannot seem to find it.…Continue
Tags: Bean
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- I am currently involved with the following community gardens and groups:
- Millen Farm
- I am interested in:
- All things that grow
My website is:
https://gourmettogrow.blogspot.com/
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- Brisbane Northern Suburbs
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Allotment Gardening
Posted on March 4, 2017 at 17:30 11 Comments 5 Favorites
Attached are some pages from an old gardening book Tash found for me.
I'll add the printed date tomorrow, if you'd like to, click on each picture and have a read (especially about bacteria in soil and nitrogen cycle, starts on page 29) and take a guess when it was written.…
Wicking Reservoir-Pipe Experiment
Posted on June 7, 2015 at 21:00 3 Comments 2 Favorites
I'm expanding my front veggie garden at the moment, and decided to add some form of water savings to a section of the expansion in case I have another dry spring and summer like last year.
This is based on (and is) an open wicking bed (within the area of the garden around where its being laid). Rather than the water being in an open trough, its will be in pipe,…
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- At 19:23 on March 22, 2017,
Melissa said…
- Thanks! I have to plum plants in my garden. They are babes though. I have a bush flood gatden at work as a teaching resource but my garden at home is in its infancy. The plants are loving the rain though.
- At 6:09 on February 14, 2017,
Oliver Stratton said…
Thanks Rob.
- At 20:09 on February 13, 2017,
Thanks for the welcome Rob. I came across your Brisbane Local Food site today looking for a source of Centella asiatica.. I feel lucky to have found such an interesting local group and look forward to being a member.
- At 14:58 on January 11, 2017,
Thanks for the welcome, Rob. Such a great site, very glad to be here!
- At 18:02 on December 16, 2016,
Rhondda Pearson said…
- Thanks Rob for your warm welcome.
- At 17:10 on November 18, 2016,
Simon Calcinai said…
Thanks for the welcome, Rob. I will be out of town for a few weeks, but look forward to utilising the site once I return and start gardening!
- At 22:20 on October 20, 2016,
No Gold here, except in new research.
- At 19:52 on September 21, 2016,
Thanks Rob
- At 22:43 on September 9, 2016,
- Thanks Rob looking forward to learning a lot about gardens cheers Dion
- At 10:40 on August 1, 2016,
jennifer baldwin said…
Thanks Rob i am sure i am going to enjoy, believe me i let myself get so mixed up re problems in the garden, found a post by Lissa on gardening remedies and suggestions so interesting. Jen.
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