Yurei
Our oldest chook, Yurei has moved on to the next stage of her existence, leaving us all a little sadder for her passing.
Bioponics changeover
A moderate shift in perspective and technique will improve the efficiency of the garden, especially the aquaponics, enormously. Follow us a swe make the shift to bioponics!
Soil gold
It's time to add a heap of organic material to the front garden and to think about laying in supplies for the rest of the year.
Gardening ›
Soil gold
It's time to add a heap of organic material to the front garden and to think about laying in supplies for the rest of the year.
Ligaya gardening tips #2 Make friends with annual grasses
Learning to see annual grasses as friends can take a lot of the work out of gardening and actually have some benefits.
Ligaya Gardening Tips #1 Leave some veggies for the Bugs
It can be beneficial to leave a few plants after they have finished producing edible bits for you and use them as lures for pests.
Weekly Garden Tips
Introducing our new weekly adventure into gardening advice - Ligaya Gardening Tips...
DIY ›
Let there be light (in the chook house) and other solar shenanigans
An afternoon of fiddling gives the chooks light, fixes a problem in the greenhouse and slows down a fan. A day we'll spent I reckon!
New beds (for the aquaponics that is)
A bit of DIY and some scraps and we have floating rafts in the new aquaponics bed.
Fish Amino Acid update
It’s been more than three months since the last batch of Fish Amino Acid ferment was put down. The first […]
Our little snippet
The Adelaide Edible Garden Trail crew sent us this link to a snippet from our segment. It’s about the space […]
Community ›
Don’t forget…
Do you want to learn more about our local food champions and how we can all shape our local food […]
Stories of local food
Stories of Local Food is coming up soon at The Joinery in Adelaide. You can here from folks involved in food security around Adelaide. We'll be there, sans Athena.
Gardening Australia visited us
A visit from Gardening Australia was definitely the highlight of this year so far.
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Food for the girls
Help feed the chickens!
Egg laying is hungry work - a small donation from you can help keep the girls fed and happy.
A$2.00
Bioponics changeover
A moderate shift in perspective and technique will improve the efficiency of the garden, especially the aquaponics, enormously. Follow us a swe make the shift to bioponics!
Coffee in the garden
Coffee is more than an essential food group, it has several other interesting medicinal properties.
Gardening Australia visited us
A visit from Gardening Australia was definitely the highlight of this year so far.
Furl the sails
It looks like it’s time to furl the sails for the cool weather. We only have a narrow back yard, […]
One more experiment finished
One of my Bokashi dog poo experiments has finished. It’s probably the most successful one so far. Dog poo is […]
Ligaya gardening tips #2 Make friends with annual grasses
Learning to see annual grasses as friends can take a lot of the work out of gardening and actually have some benefits.
Ligaya Gardening Tips #1 Leave some veggies for the Bugs
It can be beneficial to leave a few plants after they have finished producing edible bits for you and use them as lures for pests.
Ligaya gardening tips #3 The weeds are in hot water
Most houses have a method of weed control on tap.
Spirulina try #3 update
Spirulina is a true superfood. I'm having a 3rd crack at growing it.