March Garden Guide Mediterranean Climate Veggies and flowers to plant in March Vegetables: Asian greens, beetroot, beans, broad beans, carrots (all S); broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, celeriac, celery, endive, horseradish, kale, kohlrabi, leeks, lettuce, onions, radish, rocket, silverbeet, spinach, swede, turnip, watercress Flowers: pansy, viola, cineraria, poppy, primula, snapdragon, stock, sweet pea (S = seed, A = advanced… View more
March Garden Guide Cool Temperate Climate What To Plant in March? Cooling weather (perhaps . . . if you had a decent summer), shorter days, the Autumn equinox: March is something of a transition month in the productive garden. Many summer vegies are starting to look pretty tatty, even though still churning out their bounty. Its still… View more
The Plant Organic Cafe & Market 1/Â 20 Stephen Street, Bunbury WA 6230 Owner:Â Elias Dafel & Noel Mead Phone:Â 08Â 97914475 Facebook What sort of store is The Plant Organic Cafe & Market? The Plant is an organic haven. We aspire to have everything you need to live a healthy, vibrant, chemical-free life under one roof. We… View more
Good Harvest 1/ 932 David Low Way, Maroochydore QLD 4564 Owner: Mick Dan Phone: 0403 761 244 Facebook | Website What sort of store is Good Harvest? The main focus of the shop is to bring in the local harvest of fresh good quality organic produce, evidenced by their ethos of Don’t Buy From Strangers…Buy Local…. View more
Live in a mediterranean climate of Australia? Our February Garden Guide will tell you what you should be planting throughout the month.
Live in a tropical climate region of Australia? Our February Garden Guide will tell you what you should be planting throughout the month.
It’s summer and your zucchini plant is going crazy. But what to do with surplus zucchinis? Here are seven ways to use up all those courgettes!
Hidden Garden Sustainable Farm – Christmas Island Investing in the Future of Food The team behind what is arguably the model of future farming, believe people should have the opportunity to put fresh food on their plates no matter where they live, and that it shouldn’t cost the earth – either financially or ecologically. Christmas Island… View more
