Blogs about: Fruit Growing
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Need Somewhere to Grow?
With the present economic climate and a huge amount of interest in growing your own vegetables (sales of vegetable seeds were up by 60% last year) and fruit, where to grow them has become an increasin… more →
Ventnor Permaculture
Fruit and Nuts
Ww wrote 4 months ago: The Annapolis Valley is a fruit growing area so we suppose that with all the worry over global warmi … more →
Ingham
dhirendra08 wrote 10 months ago: The place is the center for fruit-growing and sugar processing. You can find the Ingham 111km north … more →
Need Somewhere to Grow?
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Angie wrote 10 months ago: With the present economic climate and a huge amount of interest in growing your own vegetables (sale … more →
Seeds to Sow & What to do in the Garden in November
Angie wrote 1 year ago: As there is not much to sow this month I have combined seeds to sow and what to do in the garden as … more →
Seeds Online
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: This is the time of year most people get their seed catalogues and decide what they are going to ord … more →
Island Fruit and Nuts
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: Apples This is some information about an exciting project that Rowan (Island & Ventnor permacult … more →
Tomato Blight
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: Tomato Blight I along with a lot of other people in Ventnor have succumbed to the dreaded tomato bli … more →
IW Permaculture September Meeting Review
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: It was good to visit a garden that we had never been to before, thanks to Ben and Jo for inviting us … more →
Compost and Bokashi Bins
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: We all know that compost is the key to a productive garden, it is far cheaper to make your own and y … more →
Things to do in the Garden in August
Angie wrote 1 year ago: Here are a few things to keep you busy this month (sorry it is a bit late), if you can get outside. … more →
The Edible Container Garden - Book Review
Angie wrote 1 year ago: The Edible Container Garden - Fresh food from tiny spaces Author: Michael Guerra Publisher: Gaia Boo … more →
Using Seaweed in the Garden
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: If you live near the sea here are a few tips on utilising a valuable free resource for your garden. … more →
Toxic Manure
Angie wrote 1 year ago: Important! Please read this post if you are growing vegetables, some bagged composts contain manure … more →
Propagation or Taking Cuttings
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: Taking cuttings is an easy way to increase your amount of plants and shrubs so you can keep a spare, … more →
Things to do in the Garden in July
Angie wrote 1 year ago: Keep a look out for cabbage white butterfly eggs on all of your cabbage family plants. If you see an … more →
The Fruit Garden in July
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: Thanks to Blackmoor Nurseries for their ‘Things to do in the fruit garden this month’ ne … more →
Feeding and Watering
Angie wrote 1 year ago: It seems to be turning into one of those ‘funny’ years for growing vegetables. A lot of … more →
Ventnor Permaculture June Meeting Review
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planetcooper wrote 1 year ago: We held our June meeting at Ken’s land in St Lawrence. He’s really been getting on with … more →
'Gallop Round The Gardens' Review
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Angie wrote 1 year ago: Last Sunday the 15th June St Lawrence Community Association organised ‘Gallop Round The Garden … more →
