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I first heard of Guerilla Gardening a couple of years ago.
Further to my last blog - here is the chaos that making a seed mix produced.
The season has really kicked in - spring is early but yet late, we have frosts up here in at 100
I am so excited local organic spinach is ready and the asparagus is coming next week.
After consuming my latest crop of parsnips i am sure i will be in rude good health!!!
I recently visited a wonderful garden in the Yarra Valley, to the east of Melbourne and came awa
After a full month of continual rain we had a weekend of sunshine! Hopefully that was the final
Rubythroats are now being sighted throughout most of their breeding range in the United States.
The basil and chives, I planted in three slightly cracked glasses, are thriving in the kitchen w
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