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My apologies for leaving you hanging! Thanks for the welcome. I am very keen to really get a great food garden going but have had very limited time for it since becoming a member!
I am currently only growing cherry tomato plants…"
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Culinary and Medicinal Uses of Herbs
September 23, 2018 from 9am to 11am – Springbrook
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Garden Visit and Talk on Hugelkultur Beds
November 4, 2018 from 9am to 11am – Sheldon
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Satoko Kuroda might attend Catherine Allinson's eventLFG Event: Gardening for Lazy Slobs at Shaker Park
July 1, 2018 from 9am to 11am
Marylin is welcoming us to her garden in July. She lives on a battlexe or easement block so she doesn't have a front yard and can use her full quarter acre for foraging. From Marylin"I’m not passionate about any particular style of gardening but have leaned heavily towards practical permaculture since reading Bill Mollison's first book in the 1970s. The garden is roughly divided into two zones, orchard and veggies, but my only livestock is a top bar beehive and a collection of visiting wild…See More
karen hawkes commented on Catherine Allinson's event 'Garden Visit and Talk on Hugelkultur Beds'"Warren & Karen Hawkes will be attending, looking forward to it."
karen hawkes is attending Catherine Allinson's event
Garden Visit and Talk on Hugelkultur Beds at Sheldon
November 4, 2018 from 9am to 11am
David and Catherine live on a beautiful 2.5 acres in Sheldon. Their land is mostly compacted clay, so they have had to find alternative methods to grow their veggies. They have used techniques such as hugelkultur, raised wicking beds and layered beds. They are growing lots of different types of veggies.....sprouts, broccoli, pumpkins, strawberries, cabbage, tomatoes, peanuts, yams, garlic, melons, gourd and more.David will give a talk (with video presentation) about exactly he set up the…See More
karen hawkes commented on Catherine Allinson's event 'LFG Event: Annual Birthday Party and garden visit'"Warren & Karen Hawkes will be attending, looking forward to it."
LFG Event: Annual Birthday Party and garden visit at Tanah Merah
August 5, 2018 from 1pm to 3pm
You will know if you have seen Lyn's place before, that it is really impressive and worth seeing. Amazingly it seems to get better every year, so it is worth coming even if you have seen it before. Here is what she has to say about it:I love my garden so much. I love the food I harvest and feed to my family and give to my friends. I love that I can create something of value for little or no money. I love that my garden and my produce inspires other people to grow themselves. I love that my…See More
Anita Pope is attending Catherine Allinson's eventLFG Event: Gardening for Lazy Slobs at Shaker Park
July 1, 2018 from 9am to 11am
Marylin is welcoming us to her garden in July. She lives on a battlexe or easement block so she doesn't have a front yard and can use her full quarter acre for foraging. From Marylin"I’m not passionate about any particular style of gardening but have leaned heavily towards practical permaculture since reading Bill Mollison's first book in the 1970s. The garden is roughly divided into two zones, orchard and veggies, but my only livestock is a top bar beehive and a collection of visiting wild…See More
Emma Glencross commented on Lyn Buffett's event 'LFG Event: Healthy fruit tree workshop/ information session with George Allen'"Sorry- my hubby went to work so I can't make it now. "
Francois Grobler might attend Lyn Buffett's eventLFG Event: Healthy fruit tree workshop/ information session with George Allen at Jimboomba
June 10, 2018 from 1:30pm to 3:30pm
We are very lucky to have George Allen, past president of the Subtropical Fruit Club joining us for the afternoon. He will be conducting a fruit tree workshop at Karen & Stephens permaculture garden.Karen and Stephen live on a 1 and 1/4 acre block in Jimboomba. Despite an abundance of fruit trees, they are not enjoying an abundance of fruit and they would like to understand why. They are growing (or not growing!!) Lemons, Limes, Oranges, Mandarins, FingerLimes, Grapes, Passionfruit, Dragon…See More
Chelsi is attending Catherine Allinson's eventLFG Event: Annual Birthday Party and garden visit at Tanah Merah
August 5, 2018 from 1pm to 3pm
You will know if you have seen Lyn's place before, that it is really impressive and worth seeing. Amazingly it seems to get better every year, so it is worth coming even if you have seen it before. Here is what she has to say about it:I love my garden so much. I love the food I harvest and feed to my family and give to my friends. I love that I can create something of value for little or no money. I love that my garden and my produce inspires other people to grow themselves. I love that my…See More
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2018 AGM Minutes, General Meeting Minutes and Treasurer's Financial Report
Started by Mary Perryn in Logan Food Gardeners and Local events and happenings Jun 3. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all,Here are the 2018 AGM and General meeting minutes and financial reports.Mary SecretaryLogan Food Gardeners Inc…Continue
Easy to Grow Abundant subtropical Food Plants
Started by Logan Food Gardeners in In the Vegie Garden and Orchard. Last reply by Lee May 24. 2 Replies 3 Likes
VegetablesCherry tomatoes (red and yellow)– grow like weeds and productive all through the year.Jap/Kent pumpkins – need a sunny space to climb and sprawl – grow all yearChoko (green and white)–…Continue
Free bottle palms
Started by Adam Kaity in Buy, Sell, Swap or Give Away Apr 13. 0 Replies 0 Likes
2m tall mature bottle palms. If you help me dig they're yours.Can send photos.Edens LandingAdam0412864419Continue
About Kids gardening activity
Started by Satoko Kuroda in Chooks and other backyard creatures Mar 27. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Thank you to three ladies for running kids gardening event last Saturday.Also, thank you for the family who attend the event.Continue
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Gardening magazines
Posted by Komal on November 12, 2017 at 23:38 4 Comments 0 Likes
Hello everyone
Im a new member of LFG and new to gardening as well.i would like to know if someone is getting rid of old issues of gardening magazines or would like to sell them?
Im a new member of LFG and new to gardening as well.i would like to know if someone is getting rid of old issues of gardening magazines or would like to sell them?
What weed?
Posted by Marilyn Carey on August 12, 2017 at 0:00 1 Comment 0 Likes
Hi, I'm new here so hope this the right place to ask this
can anyone identify these plants please. Sorry photos have ended up out of order and in the middle of the post. Sigh. another new thing to master.
I'm assuming they are weeds since they grow amazingly well and I don't remember planting them.
The…
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Wanted
Posted by Alice Lau on May 29, 2017 at 14:01 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hi,
I am looking for a king banana tuber. It is smaller than lady finger but sweeter. If anyone has a tuber to share. I am happy to grab it off you.
Thanks,
Alice
I am looking for a king banana tuber. It is smaller than lady finger but sweeter. If anyone has a tuber to share. I am happy to grab it off you.
Thanks,
Alice
Hi folks, I've been researching waste systems for an extra bathroom on our property. I've been looking into waterless/dry compost types and a worm farm waste based system. I contacted a Worm Waste sy…
Posted by Louise Bryant on March 9, 2017 at 7:03 3 Comments 0 Likes
Hi folks,
I've been researching waste systems for an extra bathroom on our property. I've been looking into waterless/dry compost types and a worm farm waste based system. I contacted a Worm Waste system company in Victoria and they are trying to find an existing client who'll let me visit to see their system in operation. But I wondered if anyone in LFG has a worm based waste system or knows someone who would be happy to let…
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