More than 150 bananas and starting early with brassicas.
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Jerusalem artichokes, cool-season tomatoes, sweet Japanese peppers – and sowing seeds for winter and spring.
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The last of the bright blue dianella berries, a rare five-corners plant in flower, some new shrubs, and lots of pruning
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Lilly pilly berries get us into the Christmas spirit…
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Tomatoes, bananas, snake beans, experiments with zucchini – and battling the rats.
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Productive bananas, vertical zucchini, and disappointing tomatoes
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You’re can deposit your food scraps In the public bins near the gate to the centre section of the garden. We then chop and process them to make lovely compost. Find out how we do it.
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Yacon, or ‘Peruvian ground apple’, is related to Jerusalem artichoke. A sweet, crisp and juicy tuber, it tastes a bit like a nashi pear,
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The committee is working on ideas to make better use of the corner of the garden beside the shed. We need your input!
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On a warm Sunday afternoon in March, members gathered in the shade of the native mulberry to enjoy each other’s company and celebrate the abundant delights the garden had given us over the summer months.
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The low-down on an interesting Japanese herb called shiso (Perilla frutescens var. crispa), related to Korean perilla, with a complex, unique flavour.
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We’re always overjoyed when ladybirds (aka ladybugs or ladybeetles) make a plant in the garden their home.
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