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    Silky oak okay as mulch?

    Re: Silky oak okay as mulch? Thanks all. It is a Silky Oak. Will take on board suggestions about best use of the timber - we don't have the...
    Post by: seussrules, Sep 26, 2009 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Silky oak okay as mulch?

    Hi all we've just moved into a suburban Brisbane home and there is huge Silky Oak in the front yard, which the tree guy says needs to come down...
    Thread by: seussrules, Sep 25, 2009, 12 replies, in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Managing winter vege yields...and other stuff

    Re: Managing winter vege yields...and other stuff Hi Davenz I don't know much about your climate. Where I live (Melbourne) most leafy greens...
    Post by: seussrules, Jun 5, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    who digs who does not dig and who uses mixed methods?

    Fantastic photos - where is your garden, HH? I never dig. I helped set up a large community garden about 15 years ago. The site was where some...
    Post by: seussrules, Jun 13, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    What to plant now in Melbourne?

    Hello Bloodychooks I'm in Melbourne with a patch that gets decent, but not full, sun. I have recently planted coriander, asian greens (tatsoi,...
    Post by: seussrules, Apr 20, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Basil

    I've always had much greater success growing basil from cuttings rather than seed. My mum, who owned a herb nursery for 20 years, taught me to cut...
    Post by: seussrules, Feb 20, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Sydney Community Gardens

    Hello Glovers Garden at Rozelle is terrific. The Angel St Garden in Newtown was cool last time I was there (at least 5 years ago). The UNSW...
    Post by: seussrules, Jan 28, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    hi

    Hi Inge I don't know the answers to your questions, but wanted to say hello, as no-one else has yet :) I too am in Melbourne. It's great...
    Post by: seussrules, Jan 13, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Hothouses

    Hello, I haven't been here for ages.... :) I used to live in the Blue Mountains (and, yes, the co-op is tops!), and have been living in...
    Post by: seussrules, Jan 11, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    sustainable work practice

    I reckon it's good to enjoy the journey (sorry, don't mean to sound like a reality tv contestant) as well as the destination. Permaculture is...
    Post by: seussrules, Mar 24, 2006 in forum: Designing, building, making and powering your life
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    Suburban compost heap

    Hey Leonie We too are small suburban permie-aspirants. Your compost shouldn't smell if you get the balance right (there are a couple of...
    Post by: seussrules, Mar 3, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Preserving Pan

    good things come to those who wait :o . Enjoy the new treasures
    Post by: seussrules, Feb 17, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    supermaket green waste

    At the community garden I used to be a member of, we had a number of wheelie bins that we kept in rotation at the various local greengrocer's &...
    Post by: seussrules, Feb 16, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Veggies from garden!

    Thanks for the chutney recipe, Lyn. I have been away and only just noticed it. I have just acquired a fowlers vacola preserving unit, and am fired...
    Post by: seussrules, Feb 10, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Tomato extravaganza and a question

    We have just come back from a week's glorious holiday at Port Fairy (Vic) to discover, among other vegie delights, an abundance of ripe tomatoes....
    Thread by: seussrules, Feb 6, 2006, 0 replies, in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Veggies from garden!

    Good on you, Lyn! We are on a small inner-urban plot and we too are just experiencing the joys of our first harvest. I feel ridiculously...
    Post by: seussrules, Jan 30, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Local Exchange Trading system

    Hi Chris If you're in Australia, you may find the LETS link site useful - https://www.lets.org.au It is a good 'clearinghouse site linking to...
    Post by: seussrules, Jan 23, 2006 in forum: The big picture
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    What are you bottling, then?

    I found that using an olive pitter was a very good way of pitting the small plums from our rogue plum tree in order to make jam. It certainly made...
    Post by: seussrules, Jan 19, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    What are you bottling, then?

    What happened to the tomatoes, Bella? We are just gearing up to bottle ours - amish paste and new zealand pink pear. We put in a few too many...
    Post by: seussrules, Jan 17, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Edible boundry hedge

    Um, Chris, Prickly Pear is categorised as a noxious weed in most Australian states. Not sure where Mishka's from, though...?
    Post by: seussrules, Jan 5, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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