I was planning to go on the Saturday but will have to come back at some time for my daughter’s soccer game.
I was planning to go on the Saturday but will have to come back at some time for my daughter’s soccer game.
I’m doing some research and receiving some conflicting advice. So here’s the burning question: Is it worth installing solar panels on our roof?
Nice picture on the front! In our household we try to save water the following ways:
-Use the same bathwater for 3 people (if possible! Depends how dirty the kids are)
-Only bath/shower
Thanks for the help! Does anyone know much about leeks? I’ve been building mounds around their stems to try and encourage them to turn white. Should I have planted them in trenches? Once again
Indigenous food sources make a lot of sense theoretically- my concern is that realistically they don’t appeal to the everday palate. We have been trained to eat high-fertiliser high-water European
I think it’s a great idea. I’ve got nice silverbeet at the moment- just pick leaves as I need them. But my carrots are tiny and refuse to grow. Any ideas?
I think we can also look to renewable energy alternatives eg. solar and wind. There is a Renewable and Clean Energy mini-expo on Sat-Sun 14th-15th August 10am- 4pm at St Peters Catholic Primary School
What is the best way to advertise a community garden concept? Local newspaper? Library newsletter? Word of mouth?
To me the shortlist(after looking at the sites) is:
1. Upper Kedron Park
2. Cassimattis
3. Movilla St
4. Bushcare land near police station (although access could be a problem