by PSW | Mar 28, 2019 | Blitz, Garden Tips, Permaculture in action, Practical Permaculture Creations
The permablitz I ran at Girraween on the weekend was my most exciting yet. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy doing the raised garden beds, the pruning, the planting, the digging, the mulching, etc – but putting in a natural pond was something I could REALLY sink my teeth...
by PSW | May 14, 2017 | peanuts
PSW member, seedsaver Annette Jones, has harvested her first peanut bush, 8 more to go…….. These really taste different to the bought ones, way better! If you’re interested in growing your own in the western Sydney area, then yes you can. by PSW | Mar 16, 2017 | Garden Tips
When planting seedlings out you can use an old plastic milk bottle to make your signs to remember what you planted. One of the problems I have had with this is that the writing washes off even when using a permanent marker. Our delightful seed saver Annette shared... by PSW | Aug 26, 2016 | Garden Tips
Hi there, Kerry here again. Composting is probably the most important thing anyone can do if you want a thriving garden. A thriving garden is not the only benefit of compositing it also benefits the environment with less waste going to landfill. It allows you to use...