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"Arial Potato Tubers"

Started May 8, 2015 0 Replies 0 Likes

Does anyone have some of this yam variety that I could swap or pay for some tubers?Continue

"Air Lift Pumps"

Started this discussion. Last reply by warren goodlet Feb 28, 2015. 2 Replies 0 Likes

Firstly, on Murray Hallam's web-site he will be soon offering on-line training for AquaponicsNow I am just starting to learn about air-lift pumps. Apparently there is a new type of air lift…Continue

"Fish Farming"

Started this discussion. Last reply by Pete Vicars Jan 3, 2015. 2 Replies 0 Likes

I have never done this before, but my garden is so big I do not need any more vegetables so I chose fish farming to be separate from fruit & veg. farming.When I get a new battery for my camera I…Continue

Growing Fish For Food

Started this discussion. Last reply by Pete Vicars Feb 25, 2015. 8 Replies 0 Likes

G'day gang, in the new year I am contemplating getting a 1200 litre tank to stock jade perch.I have the tank & fish supplier chosen, but not the best of knowledge on solar powered water…Continue

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Suburb: Crestmead

Do you represent an organisation?: Private individual

Age group: over 18 years old

About Me: I am captivated by permaculture principles. Learning to work with nature instead of seeing it as a threat means I have to re-learn what my previous generation taught me. My philosophy is "as you grow so does your garden". It gives me great joy when I see increase as nature intended.

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At 20:35 on May 8, 2015, Lyn Buffett said…: Aerial potato. It is one of the Yams. Try Green Harvest

At 21:01 on March 1, 2015, Toni Stowers said…: We have a big Cadagi & native bees they
Still come & go as usual but do stick the seeds
All around their front door, they almost
Covered it up recently, I helped them out by scraping
some away.

At 18:57 on October 15, 2014, Kylie P said…: Thanks Warren. :-) I should update those pics as everything has grown SO much in 2 years. Thank you also for your comments about pigeon pea trees for native bees.......they sound great, but I don't have room for any larger shrubs or the energy to prune them so ground covers are probably best in my situation to attract more native bees. As for chronic fatigue, a few years ago I hoped that eating organically would help me recover, but I have overlapping issues and it's all much more complicated than I had hoped - so I can't recommend any particular plants to help with chronic fatigue......but hopefully we will meet up at a garden visit soon and can chat then. :-)

At 13:33 on July 2, 2014, Pete Vicars said…: Ooops didn't see the other post. Just my own design, my son has an aquaponics setup as well. You are quite welcome to come and have a look if you like

At 13:30 on July 2, 2014, Pete Vicars said…: Hi Warren, I'm sure we will meet up sooner or later. I have a small aquaponics setup and a few wicking pots.

At 16:41 on April 28, 2014, Ko Oishi said…: Thanks Warren :) how kind of you!

At 12:49 on April 24, 2014, PHIL GRIFFITH-LEAKE said…: I thought that might be the case. Thanks for your help.

At 13:07 on April 22, 2014, PHIL GRIFFITH-LEAKE said…: Hi Warren

I was just thinking about you this morning as I applied Neem oil to my kale plants. They have provided me with lots of fresh kale as the cabbage moth does not like neem. The grasshopper seems to still have a go at the plant though.

How is your garden growing? Are you still enjoying it?

I have a fig tree in a pot will it thrive in the pot or does it need to go in the ground?

I am growing lots of eggplants. One plant has yellow and black eggplants growing simultaneously. I must take a picture and post it.

Bless you and your garden,

Phil