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Growing Fruit Trees in Containers in Australia

The idea of harvesting fresh fruit from a tree growing in a pot on your balcony or courtyard is not as fanciful as it might sound. Across Australia, thousands of home gardeners suc…

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Building a Food Forest: Design to Maturity in Australia

Design and establish a food forest from bare ground to productive multi-storey system β€” the most sustainable approach to food production.

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Permaculture Design for the Quarter-Acre Block in Australia

Apply permaculture design principles to a typical Australian quarter-acre suburban block β€” complete with a zone-by-zone planting plan, water harvesting, and food forest integrati…

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Creating an Edible Hedge in Australia

Replace ornamental hedging with productive food plants that provide privacy, wind protection, and an abundant harvest simultaneously.

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Making Jams, Jellies, and Preserves from the Australian Garden

Homemade jam from garden fruit is one of the great pleasures of productive gardening β€” a skill that is easier to master than most people think.

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Zone Planning in Permaculture Design in Australia

Permaculture zones organize elements by how often you visit them. Zone 1 to 5 β€” from kitchen garden to wilderness β€” and how to map your land accordingly.

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The Australian Edible Hedge: Food and Privacy Combined

Blueberries, lemon myrtle, rosemary, and native raspberries make beautiful edible hedges. Learn choosing species for your climate zone, spacing for a dense hedge, and maintaining p…

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Cold Frames and Cloches: Low-Cost Season Extension for Australian Gardens

Cold frames and cloches are the most affordable form of season extension β€” protecting plants from frost, warming the soil in spring, and extending the harvest into winter with mi…

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