If you are growing veges or fruit/nut trees or chooks etc in your backyard (or front yard!) are you interested in networking with others of us doing the same? I get a lot of encouragement seeing what
If you are growing veges or fruit/nut trees or chooks etc in your backyard (or front yard!) are you interested in networking with others of us doing the same? I get a lot of encouragement seeing what
[u]Herbs[/u]
Most herbs require good drainage and moderately fertile soil.
High levels of organic material are beneficial but the acidifying effect of this material must often be counteracted with applications
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We can also look at the Gambling Community Benefit Fund for Grants.
Their current round of funding closes 31st August 2010 but if we get it together we might be able to submit something for the funding
[u]Leaf and stem vegetables[/u]
Generally a high requirement for nitrogen. Grow quickly.
Potassium beneficial to aid in disease resistence and assist in water uptake and use.
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[u]Macadamia[/u]
Good drainage.
Sensitive to phosphorous. Avoid using fertilisers with high levels of available phosphorous such as chicken manure and mushroom compost.
[u]Mulberry[/u]
Additional watering in the lead-up to bud-burst helps to increase fruit size and juice content.