The ancient German-Austrian technique of building highly productive garden beds over buried wood — creating self-fertilising, self-watering, long-lasting growing systems.
Raised beds solve the most common Australian garden problems — clay soil, poor drainage, and back pain — while producing significantly more food per square metre than in-ground…
Intensive production methods for tiny gardens — square foot gardening, vertical growing, succession planting, and choosing the highest-yield crops per square foot.
Succession planting eliminates the feast-or-famine cycle that plagues most vegetable gardens, replacing it with a steady flow of harvests that continues through every month of the …
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