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Soil & Compost · 7 min read

Why Australian Soils Are Different

Australian soils are the oldest and most weathered on earth — understanding why they are different is the first s...

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Herbs · 7 min read

Basil: Growing Australia's Most Popular Summer Herb

Basil is Australia's most popular culinary herb and one of the most commonly failed. This guide covers the timing, ...

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Herbs · 7 min read

The Essential Perennial Herbs: Rosemary, Thyme, and Sage

The Mediterranean perennial herbs are the backbone of any Australian herb garden — low maintenance, drought-toler...

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Herbs · 7 min read

Designing Your Australian Herb Garden

A herb garden that is close to the kitchen door and organised by water and light requirements produces far more tha...

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Raised Beds · 7 min read

Building a No-Dig Garden Over Lawn or Concrete

Transform lawn or compacted ground into a productive garden bed without breaking your back. The lasagne method — ...

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Soil & Compost · 7 min read

pH Management: Acidifying and Liming

pH determines what nutrients are available to your plants. A practical guide to measuring pH, raising it with lime ...

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Herb Garden · 5 min read

Growing Mint in Australia

Mint is one of the easiest herbs to grow but needs containment — here is everything you need for a productive pat...

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General · 5 min read

The Winter Seed Catalog: How to Order Smarter

January seed catalog season is overwhelming. Learn setting a variety budget, avoiding duplicates, prioritizing open...

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General · 7 min read

Zone Planning in Permaculture Design

Permaculture zones organize elements by how often you visit them. Zone 1 to 5 — from kitchen garden to wilderness...

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Garden Design · 5 min read

Using Color in the Vegetable Garden

The vegetable garden can be visually stunning. Learn combining red chard, purple basil, yellow tomatoes, and blue b...

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Garden Design · 6 min read

Small Garden, Big Harvest: Under 200 Square Feet

Intensive production methods for tiny gardens — square foot gardening, vertical growing, succession planting, and...

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General · 6 min read

Wood Chip Mulch: The Deep Mulch Method

A 4-6 inch layer of wood chips transforms struggling soil into a thriving ecosystem. Learn sourcing free chips, app...

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