It’s that time again!This is just a quick reminder that the first scheduled meeting for the year 2021 of the Mid Blue Mountains SeedSavers is on at the Bullaburra Progress Hall  this coming weekend. […]

It’s that time again!This is just a quick reminder that the next scheduled meeting for the year of the Mid Blue Mountains SeedSavers is on at the Bullaburra Progress Hall  this coming weekend. Sunday […]

Photo – Lolla Rossa Lettuce, Amaranthus hypochondriacus, Broad Beans and Corn Salad all represent the spring growing season and the wonderful range of food we now have available. Many of […]

Photo – Beans! It’s the beginning of Spring and time to plant beans of all sorts in the Blue Mountains. The photo shows a selection of classic varieties including those […]

Photo – Interesting old heritage varieties of Lettuce are actually hard to find. Most we grow today are based on commercial varieties developed in the late 1800’s by seed companies for […]

  Photo – Radish – Ostergrus Rosa. A very old classic German heritage variety of radish who’s name ‘Ostergruß‘ roughly translates to ‘Easter Greeting’. It’s a reliable grower in colder […]

Photo: Actinotis forsythii – The very rare Pink Flannel Flower that grows natively in the Blue Mountains only springs into action after fire and then heavy rain. It shows that […]

The next scheduled meeting for the year of the Mid Blue Mountains SeedSavers was scheduled for this next coming weekend – Sunday 22 March 2020   But due to the events surrounding the COVID19 […]

Photo – Cichorium intybus – Chicory variety Catalogna – Catalogna Chicory is a subtle tasting leaf and stem that can be eaten fresh and raw or blanched and/or added to cooked dishes. […]