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    "the lost seed "

    Hi hedwig, Yes, I've been buying and trying their seed for nearly a year now. Their seed is generally great. I have had a few packets with...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Mar 11, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Converting paddock to garden

    Hi strud, 14m x 18m - or 250 sq. metres - is a lot of garden. It depends on how much time you have/want to dedicate to mulching, planting,...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Feb 20, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Kaffir Lime - Uses

    Hi ekampe, There's nothing like the fragrance of kaffir lime leaves in a good Thai curry! Two provisos: they will probably only fruit well...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Feb 6, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Self-sufficient veganic food production

    Re: Self-sufficient veganic food production Hi Paz. Sure, I'd love to help. Some bloke who wrote some book (don't worry about the details)...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Nov 4, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Self-sufficient veganic food production

    Hi all, Jez, if you can point out where in my original post I PROMOTED Solomon's methods, I will stop arguing immediately. I mentioned his...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Nov 3, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Self-sufficient veganic food production

    Calm down, Jeremy. I didn't drop the S word in order to make disciples! I'm no convert, either. Let me reiterate what I said: I don't hold the...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Nov 3, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Self-sufficient veganic food production

    Hi all, [Shucks, isn't it nice when people kiss and make up. Made me feel all warm and fuzzy, Tezza and IG.] Just for comparison, I've got a...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Nov 1, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Weekend farmer here?

    Hmm, almost. I co-coordinate a community garden project in Launceston, TAS with approx 1600 square metres of land available. The project is...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Aug 14, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Closed System Permaculture

    Hi Pebble, Just found this: https://managingwholes.com/brittle.htm Very interesting concept!
    Post by: stuartgrant, Jul 30, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    who digs who does not dig and who uses mixed methods?

    Hi TCLynx Good! I agree. Although I have heard people getting a bit OTT about mulching and they might disagree with us... Same reason I don't...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Jul 30, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    who digs who does not dig and who uses mixed methods?

    Hi all, More on this great debate. Oops, I thought it was in Queensland. In any case, that was a tongue-in-cheek comment, nothing more!...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Jul 29, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    who digs who does not dig and who uses mixed methods?

    Hi TCLynx, Sorry for the delay; I only just found your question for me. Firstly, I'll say that I've been enjoying this debate and I have...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Jul 26, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    who digs who does not dig and who uses mixed methods?

    Len, if you sincerely think there is nothing to debate, that's fine. But please don't try to shut down the conversation that the rest of us are...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Jul 12, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    who digs who does not dig and who uses mixed methods?

    No, I was referring only to the original "no-dig" method coined by Ruth Stout in 1961. Her method of permanent mulching works perfectly in her...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Jul 11, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    who digs who does not dig and who uses mixed methods?

    Hi all, I've had similar questions about no-dig methods to Hedwig over the years. Here's my 2c worth. I don't dig, except when starting a...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Jun 27, 2007 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Using laundry greywater

    G'day Hedwig, As far as I know: Caustic soda = sodium hydroxide = NaOH Baking soda = sodium bicarbonate = NaHCO3 Washing soda = sodium...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Sep 8, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    New Community Vegie Patch - advice needed

    Hi all, Jez: I agree that many flowers are very functional - so much so that I even plant them sometimes!! :lol: I've actually been collecting...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Sep 2, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    New Community Vegie Patch - advice needed

    Thanks floot! You're lucky Today Tonight didn't come a-knockin by the sounds of it - they love a good crazy neighbour story! :lol: Luckily...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Sep 1, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    New Community Vegie Patch - advice needed

    Hi all, Thanks to Rob, Jez and Floot for their suggestions. ALL of you suggested edging, so perhaps we'll use some! I WAS going to run the beds...
    Post by: stuartgrant, Sep 1, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Qld farmers paid to stop growing food

    I found this quote hilarious: Oh, really? Beattie stopped the rain, did he? I had a giggle attack reading that bit... :lol:
    Post by: stuartgrant, Sep 1, 2006 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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