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July 2012 Blog Posts (5)
How to grow container greens economically
After many years, I've finally gotten around to creating a blog to talk about the two things I love: food production and fishing.
Here's my first post on growing greens in shallow containers. Hope you like it.
Added by Joseph on July 31, 2012 at 19:12 — 2 Comments
2 Years On: Lemongrass and Earthworms
After almost two years the house we moved to in Beachmere has settled down. The insides were fine --- no work needed -- but outside was 'empty'.…
Added by Dave Riley on July 23, 2012 at 23:30 — 2 Comments
The Rain Has Stopped
Finally a chance to get out in the garden ( sunday morning ) only to find quite a few problems as a result of the un-seasonable rain and warm temperatures . The last of my broccoli went from large thight heads to open almost flowering in 4 days, the mizuna completley collapeed , snow peas the same , i really have not had a chance to pick them and i have found that like a lot of things if you dont they stop flowering and go of . there are some thing coming on well , the red cabbage , little…
ContinueAdded by christopher zane hart on July 15, 2012 at 13:55 — 2 Comments
elephant garlic
Hello has anyone tried to plant elephant garlic this late in brisbane would I at least get some rounds do you think
Added by DARREN JAMES on July 7, 2012 at 20:04 — 1 Comment
Watching tha Hass grow
A friend of mine grew a Hass avocado from seed and gave it to me before he had to go overseas.
I am not sure how old it was when he gave it to me, I suspect 3 months.
I will track its growth in this blog out of curiosity, as I read they can fruit within 18 months. Fingers crossed.
February 16, 2012.…
Added by Robert Tolmaci on July 3, 2012 at 12:54 — No Comments
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