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In The Vegie Patch (Page 2 of 12)
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Good Afternoon, I was asked by Graham in the past couple of weeks to send him some photo's of my tomato plants growing in winter in Razorback, so that he could put on the Garden Clinic club website. I have attached some photo's that were taken this afternoon & they are still going strong af...
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Thai Spices We are pulling out our first harvest of ginger, tumeric and galangal from our Thai patch! These root crops are easy to grow in a hot spot. These root spices can be grown from pieces of tuber – Last September I planted ginger, turmeric...
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Growing berries is not for the faint hearted: they have fierce thorns, troublesome pruning rules and require heaps of commitment (and hardware) in protecting ripening fruit from wildlife. There are many berries to choose from and apart from your palette, your climate will be the obvious factor when deciding what berry to cho...
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Now your cool weather vegetables are in, what do you feed them? We like to alternate the feeding and tonics to our vegetables. We use each liquid spray once a month. Week 1: Seaweed solution applied to leaves and roots. This strengthens the cell walls of plants making them stronger ...
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How to grow a green manure crop Green manures are an important organic strategy in the kitchen garden that returns valuable nutrients back to the soil where it’s needed, replenishing the soil for future crops. Seeds are sown straight into the soil, the biomass is then dug back into the soil whil...
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