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Eating Fuchsia Fruit
A Forest Garden - Record of Progress

Eating Fuchsia Fruit

Posted on July 9, 2014 by shanegenziuk • 8 Comments

So you need food to eat in your forest garden, and you are growing all the regulars – apple, pear, citrus, fig, and so on. Then your shrub level (using Patrick Whitefield’s 3 level arrangements as per his How to Make a Forest Garden), is hard at work. All those empty spaces are getting filled with … Continue reading →

Broadbean Seedling
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Broadbean Seedling

Posted on April 24, 2014 by shanegenziuk • 4 Comments

This broadbean seedling was growing too close to some garlic so needed to move it. I was surprised by how vigorous the root system was so wanted to share this with you. See how those little grains of rock are growing into the roots? The result of remineralising my soil with basalt and granite dust. … Continue reading →

Tree following – April 2014
A Forest Garden - Record of Progress

Tree following – April 2014

Posted on April 12, 2014 by shanegenziuk • 4 Comments

A full week of rain in Melbourne marked the transition from an Indian Summer wannabe to Autumn proper. It felt like the soil itself let out a welcome sigh of relief, as a contestant drizzle eventually soaked the earth until it could hold no more. The best (or worst) sign of this is when find a heap of … Continue reading →

The Fig Tree Vending Machine
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The Fig Tree Vending Machine

Posted on April 2, 2014 by shanegenziuk • 4 Comments

Hungry? Just grab it! You see how it works, just like a vending machine. Sure it’s only working a few weeks a year, but nature doesn’t work on our timetable. She does it when ever she bloody well wants! Here are some handy instructions to follow: 1. Approach tree with ripe fruit 2. Pick off … Continue reading →

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