Many of us already recycle containers for seedlings, but here's some reminders of just how creative we can be. (Note: the "seedlings" are often bit of plant stuck in the container, but still give a good idea of the end result.)
Read more…I'm currently reading this book by Jeffrey who lives locally at Flaxton.
It's like all my thoughts on gardening put down on paper in a really easy to read and follow format. Highly recommended.
About $30 retail I picked a quality second hand copy up
Read more…When cutting open a recent store bought pineapple, I noticed some seeds.
The seeds were present at the inside extremities of the skin, and at first looked like pineapple eye material.
They are similar in shape to sesame seeds, at twice the size. The
While I'm sure all roads lead to loam...I was wondering about my seed raising habits, primarily because some seeds sprout and grow then just sit there unwilling to enlarge their standing in the world.
Maybe I have too many planted together? Should I
Read more…This article was originally published on The Conversation.
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By Dinny Navaratnam
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Compact and sensible little article full of good advice from FOOD MATTERS:
By Tara Green (Natural News)
Organic gardening avoids the use of chemicals to make plants grow or protect them from insects, r
For organic gardeners who are too busy to grow their own seedlings, but appreciate the plant vitality benefits of using non-hybrid seeds, growing seedlings without chemicals and knowing their planting stock is propagated in season in our local climat
Read more…For those of you who live on the north side of Brisbane, around the Samford/ Ferny Grove area, I have an ongoing supply of organic seedlings. These include vegetables, fruit and herbs.
We propagate our seedlings with organic methods and where we us
Read more…Broccoli its so nutrious & I grow it every year, but the seeds or seedlings are always hybrid, because I have not been able to find a variety that produces big heads that is open pollinated.
Yes I grow Chinese Broccoli & now some called Sorrento, but
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