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Sandpaper Fig – A River’s Friend

Sandpaper Fig Tubestock

Sandpaper fig is native to East Coast of Australia. It always grows near streams. First time I saw this tree was in Royal National Park. There was a thick stand of trees on a flat patch by the river that would always flood after the big rains. All these trees were of the same kind, […]

Supportive Plants in a Food Forest

crotalaria

You could be tempted to start your Food Forest like an orchard: there is this cleared land, so you plant the fruit trees, water them, fertilise them and watch them grow. You may have a bit of foresight and check the drainage and, if needed, you build swales, terraces or drainage lines so that there […]

Wormwood Against Fruit Fly?

southernwood

Fruit Fly Season High season for the dreaded fruit fly- every gardener knows about it. Just to make sure that everyone understands, I am talking about the Queensland fruit fly, not the vinegar fly! I would gladly accept one million vinegar flies in exchange for one Queensland fruit fly. I you want to google here […]