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| Grow your own Silver Beet - pretty easy, pop the seeds into seed raising mix then transplant into soil with compost added - best homegrown but OK to buy if you don't have your own and voila - your own greens with minimum effort |
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| Hay Garden in its first season, produced beans, rhubarb, zucchinis by the mile, herbs, silver been, strawberries, lettuce and potatoes |
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| The second garden build on newspapers and hay has produced all summer, a mix of herbs, flowers and veggies, notice the recycled drawers in the front - these have produced a constant supply of lettuces and spring onions all summer |
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| Mixed garden - this is the most sheltered section with herbs, bromeliads ( there to keep sheltered) silverbeet and a lemon tree |
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| Hay garden on newspaper, rhubarb in the front left, nettles at the back, spinach and silverbeet (young) and Zucchini on the right hand side. |
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| Organic Heirloom tomatoes - same no dig principle |
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| Another no dig garden on newspaper with hay to start it off |
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| Idyllic spot to garden ? Tranquil and serene - looks it now but when the winds blow even the fleece on the sheeps back almost blows away ! |
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| Newly cut stack of coriander, harvested for the seeds |
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| Side garden with mix of flowers, herbs and plants |
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| Herbs, flowers and lettuce grown in tubs and pots |
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| Absolutely Gi- normous Rhubarb leaves as large as Gunnera leaves ! We had some of these stalks and even 3 lasted us for days ! |
