tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-69088472456646210012011-10-14T16:21:26.378-07:00Gardens that don't cost the earthAdam's Gardennoreply@blogger.comBlogger111100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6908847245664621001.post-55438200321097573162010-09-03T00:53:00.001-07:002010-09-03T00:53:56.472-07:00

A friend recommended this article and I think its very good...http://patternliteracy.com/zones.html

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A worm farm is just a couple of boxes where composting worms live. Composting worms will eat anything that was once living; kitchen scraps, cardboard, even hair clippings.. You'll probably need at least 1000 - 2000 of them to get started.Set up your worm farm somewhere cool outdoors or in a laundry, garage or shed.You'll need;- 2 polystyrene boxes with lids the same size or for a more permanent

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Our first Organic Gardening Course was a huge success.So much so that we're looking to run another in October on Saturday 9th. I promised to post a great deal of information to the web so I'll upload these a PDFs on the info webpage.

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Although oranges are the major fruit in the citrus fruits group, accounting for about 70% of citrus output, the group also includes small citrus fruits (such as tangerines, mandarines, cumquats), lemons and limes and grapefruits.Citrus fruits and citrus juices have several beneficial health and nutritive properties. They are rich in Vitamin C or ascorbic acid and folic acid, as well as a good

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Pest snails and slugs damage plant seeds, seedlings, underground tubers, leaves and fruit. Damage to seedlings often results in the death of the plant, which means major losses.Control methodsThe effective control of pests involves a combination of measures, including cultural, biological and chemical methods so it is best not to rely on just one method. Set yourself a long term goal to reduce

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I've recently had several people ask me about companion planting... here's a simple list. There is a much more extensive article about companion planting at the Sustainable Gardening Australia website that will give you a more detailed answer to any questions you may have... <!--[if gte mso 9]> Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 <![endif]--> <!-- /* Font

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AVOCA BEACH GROWERS MARKET 1st Sunday Of each Month. 8am - 12 Noon Corner Avoca Drive & Vale Ave, Avoca Beach - 6 Sept, 4 Oct, 1 Nov, 6 Dec.The Farmers & Gourmet Food markets presents to you a spectacular and mouth watering array of gourmet foods and fresh produce. The markets focus is primarily to support food producers from local regions and bring to you their beautiful

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The Green Living Markets - Sunday August 23 Please come and join the fun on Sunday 23rd August for the inaugural monthly Green Living Markets at The Hive in Erina Fair! With stalls like Adam's Edible Garden,Fancy Feet, Endless Solar, Living Clean, Tri-Nature,Habitat For Wildlife,Exclusive Sustainability (sustainable insulation- government grants available),

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