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Suburb: Paekakariki

Post / Zip Code: 5034

Food Growing Skill Level: Moderate

I am interested in...: Swapping Food, Learning, Eating Local Food

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figured i should post a couple of pics of our back yard plot

OK, so this is far from anything to write home about but figured I may as well send pics of the state of things..

Here's the middle box, currently the best organized. Some wild looking silverbeet harvested for dinner last night (was quite nice)..

This box is pretty much gone wild.. but we figure we'll leave the Rhubarb to go to… Continue

Posted on October 15, 2009 at 4:11pm — 1 Comment

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At 5:31pm on May 15, 2010, Frano Schuster-Keith said…: Yes garden in early spring, much of it self sown.I am almost computer illiterate ( this is the first thing I have ever joined) would you be interested in swapping an hour of computer help for a mix of veggies for a big minestrone? Or Pumpkin, homemade bread, jam pickles...have horopito leaves in the dryer today..wonderfully spicy if you like hottish food, I'm going to try to grind them for cooking use.

At 1:07pm on May 13, 2010, Stacey said…: Lovely. Thanks.

At 5:37pm on November 29, 2009, Mela Herbert said…: Oh cheers!No seed swapping yet, got lots of donated seedlings & seeds to start with. This will be a thing for next year I suppose. Got inspired to join the network on the weekend at Kotare Trust which was about an exchange of people in Community gardening & other collective food action projects. Pete Russel attended, too. Looking forward to using this resource more in the future. so far we have uploaded our updates & pics on Facebook, But this here is really a lot better, especially for networking.

At 9:36am on June 10, 2009, Carlin Archer said…: Hey Miles. Thanks for checking out www.ecobob.co.nz and www.greenlist.co.nz

THe main difference is that Greenlist is in collaboration with the Sustainable Business Network and has a self 'rating' system as well as the ability to attach third party certifications to a listing where they are certified.

Kind regards

Carlin