Winter is the time to grow all of those lovely root vegetables like carrots, parsnips, turnips, beetroot, potatoes and onions. But remember where they are doing most of the growing – under the ground!
Horticulture students helping to provide fresh fruit and vegies to Tasmanians in need.
GlobalNet Academy students are helping to produce fresh fruit and vegetables in the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens Community Food Garden.
Time to get those winter beds in shape!
Get your veggie beds ready for spring in Tasmania.
Build a simple cloche in your garden to protect your vegetable seedlings from pests.
Cloche is French for “Bell” and in horticultural terms it refers to bell shaped covers used to protect single plants. Our cloches use the same principal but are modified to fit rows or patches in your garden.