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- 250 m2 of suburban kikuyu converting to permaculture mulched food forest. 21 citrus varieties, fig, avocado, papaya, feijoa, tamarillo, banana, plum, 4 grape varieties, 2 passionfruit varieties, 2 guava species, berries (blue, black, rasp, tay, goose, straw, maqui, goumi), fruit salad, sugar, taro, rhubarb, manuka, cabbage trees, herbs, some winter veg, green manures (tagasaste, comfrey, lupin, mustard), chickens.
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Posted on June 22, 2015 at 8:16pm — 2 Comments
Patience
Some citrus this year, mandarins, oranges, limes, grapefruit. Should have put in the persimon in year one. I've put in asparagus three years late. The bed in front of the west facing wall is very hot and dry. Good for melons and grapes. Have moved the rhubarb to a better irrigated spot with deep soil. Passionfruit seed has germinated. I have to figure out how to contain the chooks but still let them forage. They seem to be happier on everyone else's property and I think it's grass they…
ContinuePosted on June 22, 2015 at 7:42pm
Chitted seed
The chitted corn and beans had fantastic germination but the corn is dieing back although it has pollinated. Broad Beans are a winter crop anyway.
Posted on June 22, 2015 at 7:37pm
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I enjoyed looking through your blogs and pics, will be a wonderful garden space in a few years when all those plants start producing.
Hi James, l may have. l have offered my last 3 to another Ooooby person and if she doesn't want them then they will be available. lf l haven't heard from her by the end of the week get in touch with me again.