A photo showcase of ideas for growing an edible land...
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A fantastic pyramid of Celyon Spinach in flower. The thick leaves withstand the heat of Summer, making this a great plant to keep you in greens over the warmer months of the year. The berries can be used to make a beautiful purple food colouring for icing. Seeds are available from Eden Seeds. |
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The kitchen garden is planted out in rectangular mixed specied beds. Weed matting is used to on the paths. |
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The good old hills hoist put to a use as a trellis for a grape vine. |
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Gorgeous flowers of pink amaranth. Use the leaves of this plant as a spinach
and eat the tiny seeds as a gluten free grain.
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A native bee hive nestled into the bows of a gnarled mulberry. Native bees are stingless so they offer the allergenic gardener a great alternative to keeping European honey bees. |
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What is permaculture without poultry?
The chooks and ducks happily co-exist in their own paddock and house. |
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A simple method of keeping white cabbage moths at bay. Loops of wire provide a frame for fly netting.
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The green house offers perfect conditions for a winter crop of tomatoes and capsicum. The raised beds and overhead wtering system are a great design feature.
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Water parsley
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Hello chicken!
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