[u]Fruit trees[/u]
As a general rule…
500g or organic fertiliser per year of age of the tree up to 10 years.
Do not give all at once. Divide it into four and apply these smaller amounts during the
[u]Fruit trees[/u]
As a general rule…
500g or organic fertiliser per year of age of the tree up to 10 years.
Do not give all at once. Divide it into four and apply these smaller amounts during the
Yes we need to keep involved with Cllr Battersby as what he has proposed sounds like an ideal solution to the knotty question of site and being on school grounds may ease some of the ‘annoying’
Hi
Here are some suggestions to add to the “Food & Gardens” section of the public website:
GRANDSCAPING
Urban Garden between
The Parlour and The Edge State Library at the Ideas Festival
Plant seeds grow ideas and harvest the
fruits of your labour as you journey through
[u]Lettuce[/u]
Grow quickly giving them a good supply of nitrogen-rich compost.
Never let them dry out (keep watered).
Personally I think it is too much in the time available (but it could work).
From what I’ve heard there is considerable competition for grant money. Kirilpa (West End) put in an application and
Maybe we could rank all the sites out of 5 on a range of criteria?
Drainage (potential for poor drainage potential for too much drainage) hours of sunlight accessibility for disabled accessibility for
Hello Community Garden Members
We toured some of the proposed potential sites for our first community garden. Here are some points raised on the day with pros or cons for each site:
– Upper Kedron
[u]Passionfruit[/u]
High requirement for potassium. Apply potassium-enriched compost or sulphate of potash before flowering and during fruit development.
Apply a complete organic fertiliser during spring