DDU EPISODE 17 |Gardening in bushfire zones | Woods Kitchen Garden Project | Pest Control with Predator Bugs Pt II| Dear Santa & the five gardening days of Christmas | Veggie Patch Report |

Posted on | December 11, 2009 | No Comments

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Gardening in Bushfire Zones – Interview with Dr Kevin Tolhurst from the University of Melbourne – Dept. of Forest and Ecosystem Science.
My day at the Yarra River in Warburton and how I went over for a duck
Work begins at Woods Sherbrooke – Rejuvenating and old kitchen garden
Pest Control with Predator Bugs Pt II – Interview with Russell Fox
Riley makes up her garden wishlist for Santa – but has she been naughty or nice??
The Veggie Patch Report
Free Gift for members of the Dig It Down Under Community – A download of the 5 top flowering plants for balcony, rooftop garden or that hot spot in the garden including top tips for keeping out door potted plants alive though summer.

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Gardening in Bushfire Zones

You can find out more about Dr Tolhurst Here

Here’s more information about fires, gardens and fire retardant plants.

Fires, gardens and fire retardant plants
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Woods Sherbrooke Kitchen Garden

Woods Sherbrooke Kitchen Garden on day 1

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The day I went over for a duck…..

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You’d never guess from this serene picture of a duck, on the Yarra River at Warburton, that intrigue and and attempted murder were just around the corner!!!!

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