Got space for worms?
As in mounding them up? It would work besides the effort, the import of soil (or digging it from elsewhere) and the fact they dry out unless you...
Anything that is a "small tree" should be fine. Root crops, dwarf and probably full-size citrus (they are shallow rooted), most of the small...
Yep, you can do that. Or just start wherever and build up from there. Obviously, looking at your photos, that grassed area looks like where you...
I would batter the edge (low sloping angle), which will widen it so you can walk along it comfortably (it's an ankle-rolling trip hazard it seems)...
Darren Doherty's stuff is fun to read. While it's aimed at larger farms, you will pick up some great tips:...
Hi Brett. Best of luck. Best thing I find is to let your fingers do the walking, and spend a lot of time on research before you start putting in...
"Black" Wattle tends to cover many species, colloquially in Australia. Acacia melanoxylon is "Blackwood" but usually just called "Black Wattle"....
What would you like to know? You have the ID correct and the smaller tree is a Glochidion.
Something I visited 2 years ago:...
Nice water-holding there. Is the water being harvested for something, or to something? Looks like, in the first picture, it busted up a lot of...
Thanks Bill, I think you guys call it 'Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever' and it's related. Turns out it's easily fixed with antibiotics if one is...
I saw your photos on the Vetiver FB page. I don't use FB but was piggybacking my partner's. Plus I see you on SE Qld Permaculture on FB. Not much...
That Treemo guy is a fraud. Anyway, back in a way (thanks Bill) with a broken camera, and a busy life with kids and whatnot. Hello to everyone....
I've only read it the once and perhaps I'm mixing up that particular reading but didn't it have something to do with having deer-edibles facing...
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