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Pigeon peas - now what?
You done well harvesting your pigeon peas. Just soak them for two nigths, rinse two or three times and boil for short while.May be 10 minutes. If not tender boil longer. Use like lentils, chick peas…
Replied Dec 6
In-Garden Wormeries
My pipe is 220mm and 500mm long. It only stands 100mm out of ground and is 400mm in the ground. I did all the right things, made nice bed, crush egg shell, feed only organic fruits and vegetable but…
Tagged: compost-worms, in-ground-worm-farm
Replied Oct 24
More interesting websites
www.soilandhealth.org free e-books about holistic agriculture, health and self-sufficient living . CD-ROM (700mb) $10.00
Tagged: farmer, backyard, permablitz
Replied Oct 17
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- At 9:02am on October 27, 2009,
Kwerry Rwobinson said…
- Over the weekend the forecast for Brisbane early this week was for showers and rain. Thus I prepared the soil and planted the seeds with a sprinkle of water to prep them.
Here is my list:-
Capsicum
Cherry Tomatoes
Celery (old seeds - but maybe a sprout or two)
Carrot
Beetroot
Lettuce (iceburg)
Pumpkin
Onion
Spring Onions
What have you planted?
Interested in cucumbers, all melons etc.
Crop swap available with locals. Phone number given to those interested to keep each other in the loop.
Kwerry
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- About me:
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- I am currently involved with the following community gardens and groups:
- Sandgate PCYC Community Garden
BOGI
- I am interested in:
- Finding appropriate vegetables to grow in our area.
Low maintenance gardening.
- I can offer:
- Garden involvement, products
- About what I can offer:
- seeds
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- materials, information
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