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Early days in the gardening attempts. Everything is growing and looking good now. In a no-dig garden near the fence I have corriander, snow peas, tomatoes, self sown pumpkins (from the chicken manure I got from a friend) I have also planted some lettuces. The passionfruit vine has really taken off and I am now the proud owner of a "Lemonade" lemon tree.
I will take some photo's this week and post them for you to see.
Posted by Sustainable Sisters Team at 7:37 PM