Bush Tucker: Warrigal Greens
Warrigal Greens are a native, edible groundcover, that thrives across most of Australia. Its Australian name comes from the Aboriginal word “warrigal” meaning wild or wild dog and the scientific…
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How To Cultivate A Bee-Friendly Haven in your Garden
Explore the enchanting world of pollination, where the delicate dance of blossoms and the gentle hum of bees create nature’s symphony. Amidst this magic, let’s focus on the unsung heroes—the…
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Welcome to a Green and Glorious 2024
January is a great month for relaxing and enjoying the good things of life. The garden is filled with bright splashes of colour and cool shady spots to enjoy a…
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How to improve your germination rates
When your germination rate is poor, it’s a good idea to take a step back and figure out what went wrong. Let’s deep dive into the most common reasons why…
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Medicinal Herbs
Herbs make wonderful additions to your garden thanks to their versatile uses. Not only are they beautiful in the garden, they offer many health and healing benefits. The leaves, flower,…
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Zesty zucchini & lemon risotto
If you’re looking for a delicious and refreshing twist on traditional risotto, look no further than this Lemon and Zucchini Risotto recipe. The bright citrus flavor adds a refreshing touch…
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Climate Zones
As you travel across Australia, you notice a huge variety in the terrain. The deserts around Alice Springs are different from the tropical wetlands of Kakadu or the temperate rainforests…
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Bokashi Composting
By Rebecca Gardiner from Urban Revolution, a Perth based Eco Store dedicated to improving the planet. We are all so passionate about composting here at Urban Revolution. In our humble…
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Tomato Growing Guide
🌱 Starting from Seed: Trays vs. Direct Sowing Let’s start with the seed—the heart of the plant. In most parts of Australia, sowing tomatoes directly into garden beds isn’t ideal, especially…
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Zucchinis from Sowing to Harvest
Zucchinis are renowned for being outrageously prolific – just two or three plants are likely to keep a small family supplied with these versatile fruits all summer long. They are…
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