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If you are worried about rain, don't be. I have plenty of room…"
Are you harvest ckokos now? I thought we can only get chokos in Autum. "
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Andrew Cumberland Out the back Vivienne. We have a few water dragons that live here. They like to sunbathe on top…
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Joanna I have puddles in my yard too.
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Vivienne Hallman Is this in your yard Andy? Is it a water dragon?
Here's a look-see of how my renovated kitchen garden has come together. The core layout plan rests on planted Vetiver clumps rather than hedges, with all vegetable plantings within a 1.5 metre zone around each clump. No beds. No paths. Just…
I have been wanting to keep a few chickens in the garden, the boss won't agree so I went out a bought a couple anyway, they have settled in really well , pic attached
Ron…
This year, I had a REALLY good crop of Coriander. Planted in the shade of a pawpaw tree in early April, it grew and thrived for months giving us lots of luscious leaves, and then as the weather heated up and the pawpaw tree got removed, it went…
I don't know why I refuse to leave well enough alone.
I can't help myself. A kitchen garden that grows annuals is an…
A network for those who grow, buy, make, sell and share local food. Because these things are improbably, yet reverberatingly important.
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About this site
Welcome to Brisbane Local Food (BLF)!
This site was created by Scarlett Patrick in 2008 to build capacity in the Brisbane community for growing, buying, and living sustainably. BLF is now an important hub to promote, discuss, share and learn about local food growing, production, gardens, services and activities happening in our part of the world.
This site exists for you - make the most if it!
BLF is motivated by passion, not profit. We thank all volunteers and members who make this an active and inspiring space to be, as well as those individuals, organisations and groups working to make the future greener. Feel free to support us by clicking on the Donation tab at the top of the page.
What is local?
The closer the better - but regional and global activities are important too.
Why local?
To reduce food miles, increase food freshness & security, improve social outcomes and reduce the unused outputs of our living environments - like stormwater and green waste.
Brisbane is a sub-tropical city in Queensland, Australia.
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