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Thursday, May 3, 2012. I just came across this great little guide for identifying and treating disease and infestations in fruit and nut trees. From here. Links to this post. Sunday, April 15, 2012. While there's still warmth in the soil I thought I'd sow direct these heirlooms into our newly revamped produce area. In winter it is a sun trap until about 2pm. Row one (closest to the house). Before I sowed I turned over the soil with dolomite lime and blood and bone. Links to this post. In our house if we ...

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Thursday, May 3, 2012. I just came across this great little guide for identifying and treating disease and infestations in fruit and nut trees. From here. Links to this post. Sunday, April 15, 2012. While there's still warmth in the soil I thought I'd sow direct these heirlooms into our newly revamped produce area. In winter it is a sun trap until about 2pm. Row one (closest to the house). Before I sowed I turned over the soil with dolomite lime and blood and bone. Links to this post. In our house if we ...

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Garden Notes for Relocalisation: Our third year summer produce garden

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Thursday, February 17, 2011. Our third year summer produce garden. All the effort we put into the soil over three years, although especially over the last winter and early spring. Is now coming to fruition. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I live outside Melbourne, Australia on a quarter acre permaculture plot with my girlfriend Meg Ulman. And son Zephyr. Together, as Artist as Family. NB My Garden Notes for Relocalisation blog accompanies the more theoretical blog Permapoesis. View my complete profile.

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Garden Notes for Relocalisation: Companion planting

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Friday, November 12, 2010. In the large bed we planted the following companions: cucumbers (Mexican Sour Gherkin), sweet corn (Golden Bantam), sunflowers, beans (Lazy Housewife, Snake Yard Long, Borlotti, Kidney, Yin Yang, Cherokee, Flageolot), pea (Greenfast), borage, eggplant, watermelon, pumpkin (Delicata), and zucchini. In the smaller bed we planted: dill, corriander (Delfino), carrots (Nantes, Chantenay), onions, and leek (King Richard). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). NB My Garden Notes for Rel...

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Garden Notes for Relocalisation: Moon planting experiment

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Saturday, July 16, 2011. I know very little about planting by the moon, except for avoiding any planting after a full moon for about a week. So I decided to conduct an experiment. I planted about 50 onions on the eve of the full moon (yesterday). You can't see them in the below peg because they're still so small. I also planted leek, coriander, parsley, lettuce, cabbage and kohlrabi in this patch. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). And son Zephyr. Together, as Artist as Family. View my complete profile.

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Garden Notes for Relocalisation: The citrus mound

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Saturday, May 14, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I live outside Melbourne, Australia on a quarter acre permaculture plot with my girlfriend Meg Ulman. And son Zephyr. Together, as Artist as Family. We are making the transition to food, water and energy sustainability as part of the Hepburn Relocalisation Network (HRN). NB My Garden Notes for Relocalisation blog accompanies the more theoretical blog Permapoesis. View my complete profile.

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Garden Notes for Relocalisation: A greenhouse built with reclaimed materials

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Thursday, April 15, 2010. A greenhouse built with reclaimed materials. Frost season is nearly upon us. So cladding the greenhouse has been a priority. However not wanting to rack up my hardware account or buy new materials, I've been patiently waiting for an alternative to arrive. Today I was able to clad, or rather semi-clad, the greenhouse. After I finished installing the laser light I planted celery, pak choy, mini cauliflower, leek and cabbage underneath. May 9, 2010 at 1:16 AM. These are wonderful t...

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About “Environmental Audit”. About “In the Balance”. 8216;Sensory Critique-Transformation and Social Change’ by David Howes. A forum on the philosophy of The Commons. Laquo; The Plastiki has arrived. To The Food Forest! A few weeks back I packed up a bunch of seedlings, strapped ’em to the back of my bike with an old rubber tube, and headed down to Surry Hills for the Artist as Family’s “Food Forest Plant-In-Day”. Their forest on the lawn outside St Michael’s Church on Albion street. However, the Artist ...

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Wednesday, March 24, 2010. I've just set up this blog so I have somewhere to post pictures of all the great looking produce that people have been bringing to the swapmeets lately. Daylesford Harvest Swapmeet is held at Perfect Drop, 5 Howe Street in Daylesford. We meet once a month on the second Saturday during the warmer months of the year. This year we have two more swapmeets coming up. The next will be on Saturday 10th April, followed by the last for this season on Saturday 8th May. Swap excess herbs,...

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Thursday, May 3, 2012. I just came across this great little guide for identifying and treating disease and infestations in fruit and nut trees. From here. Links to this post. Sunday, April 15, 2012. While there's still warmth in the soil I thought I'd sow direct these heirlooms into our newly revamped produce area. In winter it is a sun trap until about 2pm. Row one (closest to the house). Before I sowed I turned over the soil with dolomite lime and blood and bone. Links to this post. In our house if we ...

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