Spring Meeting – Sunday 13 September 2015
This is just a quick reminder that the next scheduled meeting for the year of the Mid Blue Mountains Seed Savers is on at the Bullaburra Progress Hall this coming […]
This is just a quick reminder that the next scheduled meeting for the year of the Mid Blue Mountains Seed Savers is on at the Bullaburra Progress Hall this coming […]
Winter is upon us and there is a lot of activity in the seed world… It has certainly been a strange year so far in the Blue Mountains to the west of […]
WHAT TO PLANT NOW! Suggestions for what to plant in Winter in the Blue Mountains in June, July & August. These can be either direct sow into the ground […]
The Pumpkin Story – By John Gordon “Non e’ farina del mio sacco!” Family Cucurbitacea are made up of about 114 genera with over 500 species. We will look at one […]
‘Seed saving’ is not just one activity – it’s more a description of a whole life cycle process – the whole point is that the seeds be used to grow new plants to continue the cycle […]
Here are some suggestions for vegetables to plant in Autumn (March, April & May) in the Blue Mountains NSW Australia . These can be either direct sow into the ground or […]
In a media release this week the Australian Bureau of Meteorology confirmed that our situation in the El Niño Southern Oscillation shows we have now moved fully into an El Niño climate event […]
Living in a fairly mild growing environment like the Blue Mountains I feel lucky that when growing food plants I don’t have to plan like some do in much harsher […]
Garlic – Allium Sativum Garlic is an interesting food plant that has developed over a very long time with human intervention in selecting and growing varieties. It has a deep human history […]
Another beautiful Mountains day was the setting for the Autumn meeting where we celebrated the oncoming end of what has been an unusually wet and warm summer. The rain and […]