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Chris posted in the group Samford Valley Biodynamic Food Growers
Hello every body
Getting in a little late but thinking on refreshing some winter garden beds
what is everyone thinking on planting with all the rain coming up this spring and summer, got some new fruit trees in so hopefully they enjoy the watering. Any suggestions greatly appreciated![Profile Photo]()
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Peter posted in the group Mountain Folk
What are you planting for the approaching spring. In my sub tropical, I am already planting cucumbers zuccinis, tomatoes, beans, peas, late planting of peas, lots of leafies and mixed roots crops. Here are my seedling trays, nearly ready to go. How are you finding the plant wizard?
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Peter posted in the group Inner City Food Growers Collab
How are your bananas going Jelenko
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Jo posted in the group Gleanr site use chat
Hi. I didn’t have time to plant out all of last season’s strawberry runners. The patch has expanded and is a little wild. Some plants ate starting to get flowers. Is it too late, or can I still dig them out and transplant them to a new bed?
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Hi Chris are you thinking veg and herbs or fruit trees. All the veg and herbs crops will come up with the calendar in the plant wizard. For our sub tropical climate, I am planting zuccini, cucumber, tomato, lettuce, asian greens, snake beans. Its a great time to plant most fruit trees in our climate. At some stage we will be integrating fruity…Read More