Planting native flowers is a no brainer right?! Native plants are low maintenance and thrive simply because they are in the environment that they have learned to survive in. Once established they need little watering and provide habitat for local animals. So naturally I’m continuing to plant more native flowers in my garden. Like all…
Vertical planters are all the rage overseas at the moment, so I’m going to give it a try in my Australian urban farm/homestead/backyard. Vegetable gardening is great for saving money, but if you aren’t making the most of the sunshine you have, growing delicious food may be harder than it needs to be. Vertical planters…
It might feel strange sowing seeds in winter, but if you want to be eating from your garden all year round, you need to be planting seeds throughout the year. It’s the middle of winter here in my backyard garden, and you might be surprised at what’s still going in the ground this July! If…
Here in Australia June is the time to enjoy you winter vegetable garden. It’s also a good time to give the garden a good tidy up and take stock of what did and didn’t work last month. For me that was taking a gamble on planting old seeds. They simply didn’t germinate, more than likely…
It’s time for a long overdue vegetable gardening tour! The video below shows you everything I’ve got growing at the moment, the successes, the failures, and my plans for autumn. If you’re wondering what you should plant in your New South Wales, temperate zone vegetable garden in the month of March then you’re in the…