How much water Do Your Plants Need?
Rule of thumb There is a general rule of thumb that advises that you should strive to put about 2 cm of water each week on your vegetable garden. On average, it…
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Climate Zones
As you travel across Australia, you notice a huge variety in the terrain. The deserts around Alice Springs are different from the tropical wetlands of Kakadu or the temperate rainforests…
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Bokashi Composting
By Rebecca Gardiner from Urban Revolution, a Perth based Eco Store dedicated to improving the planet. We are all so passionate about composting here at Urban Revolution. In our humble…
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Zucchinis from Sowing to Harvest
Zucchinis are renowned for being outrageously prolific – just two or three plants are likely to keep a small family supplied with these versatile fruits all summer long. They are…
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The Four Different Types of Tomato’s
Tomatoes come in a dizzying array of sizes and shapes. However, there are just 4 general categories of this favourite homegrown fruit. Categorized by size plus culinary use, each type…
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Companion Plants
So, what is companion planting? Companion planting is a gardening technique that involves planting different crops in close proximity to one another in order to improve their growth, health, and…
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Cold Stratification
Cold stratification is a natural process that certain seeds require to break dormancy and germinate. It involves subjecting seeds to a period of cold temperatures, usually around freezing or slightly…
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Seed Storage & Germination
Seed Storage Taking care of your seeds is crucial to ensure they stay viable for planting. While some seed varieties can last years, others with high oil content may have…
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Autumn Time
???? Autumn Growing in Australia: A Season That Seasoned Gardeners Quietly Love There is something deeply satisfying about autumn growing in Australia. The frantic rush of summer fades. The scorching…
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