As school zone lights blink again, think of them as a reminder to sow your Autumn/ Winter garden. A small amount of time sowing seeds in the next two weeks can produce a diversity of nutrient dense, tasty vegetables throughout mid Autumn and Winter. In addition, if you have room in your cut flower garden and want to push your bouquet harvest into April and May, it is not too late!
Read More‘Piracicaba’ won our 2019 open pollinated broccoli trial with its succulent, juicy, sweet side shoots - great raw, steamed, sautéed and grilled - seemingly endless production and heat tolerance. Other growers agree- highlighting Piracicaba’s flavour, form and high yield.
Read MoreOne of the greatest keys to continuous harvest is thinking one season ahead! Our quest for autumn brassicas finds us sowing those seeds now. We also continue our successive planting plan, including sowing our third and last planting of the season of zucchini and cucumbers.
Read MoreWhen summer is hot, the perfect accompaniment to any meal is a juicy succulent salad. Lettuce loves the coolness of Spring and Autumn so here in Southern Victoria, the long days and sometimes high temperatures of Summer can make head lettuce production a challenge.
Here are four steps to help you negotiate the trickiest months and keep you crunching on salads all through Summer!
Read MoreHere in Southern Victoria, November is the month for warm season crop transplanting! Tomatoes, zucchini, capsicums, cucumbers have all been waiting for the night time temperatures to warm.
And as the weather really warms up, we sow beans, corn, pumpkins and more…
Read MoreAs we move into the warm season here in Southern Victoria, here are easy to grow flowers which can be direct sown. In addition to all being cut flowers, they are also sources of pollen and nectar, attracting beneficial insects to the garden.
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