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Australian Organic Gardening Resource Guide and
catalogue
Published by Green
Harvest it
contains 48 pages of organic gardening products
and hints to help grow nutritious,
chemical-free vegetables and fruit.
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LANTING GUIDE FOR
SUMMER
Sow vegetable seed of angled luffa (tastes
like zucchini but doesn't get mildew), basil,
snake
beans, ceylon spinach, egyptian spinach, chicory, cucumbers, capsicum, chilli, corn, eggplant, lettuce,
okra, zucchini, watermelon, rockmelon and
tomatoes.
This is
definitely the time of year when fruit fly
prevention should be on every gardener’s mind,
especially those who are hoping to harvest delicious
fresh fruit and vegetables. Green Harvest believes
only an organic solution will do, because
contaminating your fresh produce with systemic
insecticides seems to defeat the whole purpose of
growing your own!
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Wood Oven Recipes: Volume
One
Pizzas, Roasts,
Entrees, Desserts and more…
In this companion volume to
the bestseller
Back Yard Ovens, inspired and
creative back yard oven owners share their
stories, hot tips for using their oven and
recipes.
POTATOES,
GARLIC & STRAWBERRIES
Autumn (March -
April) is an important planting time in warmer
areas (NT, QLD and northern NSW) for potatoes,
strawberries and garlic. You can order these
beginning in mid March
Sorry, No TAS, SA or WA
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