How to Grow Plumcot Trees in Australia
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by Gary Clarke
3d ago
Plumcots might sound like a gimmick, but they’re a fairly natural cultivar of two plants in the Prunus genus, apricots and plums, and have some of the best flavour profiles of both. If you’re in a cooler part of Australia, it's definitely worth growing your own plumcot tree ..read more
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Sea Parsley (Apium prostratum) Bush Tucker Guide
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by Nathan Schwartz
1w ago
Apium prostratum, commonly known as native sea parsley or sea celery is a humble bush tucker plant with a rich history. Eaten by early colonists as one of several foods to prevent scurvy, sea parsley was seen as an essential survival food, providing much-needed edible vegetation..Now, sea parsley is used to flavour soups, stews and ..read more
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Diamondback Moth – Identification and Control
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by Gary Clarke
1w ago
The diamondback moth can be a real pain in the patch! It is a notorious pest in Australian veggie gardens, especially gardens growing brassicas like cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, kale and more.I’ve heard from so many of my fellow gardeners recently about how diamondback moths are wreaking havoc in their veggie patches so in today’s article ..read more
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Interview with Ashley Baxter, Founder of Monty Compost Co.
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by Nathan Schwartz
1M ago
In this conversation, I interviewed Ash Baxter, the founder of Monty Compost Co., to discuss the Monty Monitor—a technology designed to enhance composting efficiency. Here’s a summary of our key points ..read more
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Maroon Bush (Scaevola spinescens) Growing Guide
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by Nathan Schwartz
1M ago
Maroon Bush, or the Prickly Fan Flower, is an entirely edible shrub, used for traditional treatments of stomach upsets and certain types of cancer. While it is not recommended for medical use today, the berries and leaves make a wonderful tea ..read more
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Mr Stacky Hydroponic Smart Farm Review
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by Nathan Schwartz
1M ago
If you’ve ever considered vertical gardening, and want to reduce your water usage, these clever stacking hydroponic pots by Mr Stacky are a perfect place to start.For gardeners seeking space-saving solutions for simple crops, we’ve tested and reviewed Mr Stacky’s Smart Farm below, and hopefully, our experience should help you get started with your own ..read more
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Airgarden Aeroponic Vertical Garden Review
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by Nathan Schwartz
1M ago
The Airgarden is an Australian-made and Australian-designed aeroponic vertical garden. The sleek design and seamless functionality of the Airgarden is a testament to the meticulous care and dedication put into its development. With it’s array of features and user-friendly design, it’s one of the most advanced and accessible aeroponic systems on the market, offering effortless cultivation ..read more
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How to Grow Fraser Island Apple Trees
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by Nathan Schwartz
1M ago
Fraser Island Apples are probably the most underrated and underrecognized bush tucker foods. Packed with flavour, and a tart, fleshy bite they are definitely worth getting to know.  So, as well as a concise guide to growing your own Fraser Island apple tree, we’ve got a simple identification guide to keep you safe out foraging ..read more
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How to Grow Rocket (Arugula) in Australia
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by Maisie Blevins
1M ago
Rocket is the easiest salad crop you can grow at home, with harvests in as little as six weeks, and more flavour than any other leaf crop. From garden beds to hydroponics; everything you need to know about how to grow rocket in Australia is right here ..read more
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How to Plant, Grow, and Harvest Sorrel
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by Maisie Blevins
1M ago
Sorrel has an unmistakably bitter flavour, that when mixed with fresh tomatoes and a sweet dressing makes for an incredibly delicious summer salad, and on top of that its probably the easiest leafy green you can grow at home. Here’s how ..read more
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