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Fruit and Vege Garden

listed by Hel
Viewer rating: Rate this garden: Votes: 8

Vege Patch

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Yes I know, I should grow sunflowers with corn, but I like the flowers... corn did suffer though


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New Zealand > Auckland
Features: Angelica Apple Apple Trees Avocado Banana Basil Bay Tree Beans Beetroot Berries Bok Choi Borage Capsicums Celeriac Chervil Chestnut Trees Chicken/poultryChilli peppers Chives Cilantro Corn/Sweetcorn Courgettes Dandelion Dill Feijoa Fennel Fig Garden sheds Garlic GarlicGinger Greenhouse/glasshouseGuava Horseradish Kaffir Lime Leaves Kale Lemon Lemon Balm Lemongrass Lettuce Lime Mandarin Marjoram Microgreens Mint Mustard Olive Oregano (Wild Marjoram) Parsley Passion Fruit/Granadilla Pear Pear Trees Peas Plum Trees Primrose Puha Pumpkins PurslaneQuinces Rasberry Rhubarb Rocket (Arugula) Rosemary Sage Scallopini Shallots Silver beet Spinach Spring onions Sprouted beans & seeds Strawberry Taro Tomato Tomatoes Tree Tomato Vegetable garden

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Approximate size: 1000 m2  
 
Garden description: I've gardened since I was a kid and my dad taught me to triple ditch. Its an organic garden and I make my own compost etc. Several years back we we brought the section next door and the kids claimed the plum tree and I managed to gain enough ground to add a chook run.

I grow what we like to eat, but sometimes add new oddities just for the hell of it.

 

 

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by MyGarden NZ 28 Feb 10, 8 replies : Last Post Sort by:
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Great looking garden! 
Posted 28 Feb 10 10:23 PM
Hey, what a great garden you have! Thanks for all the great photos of your produce.

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Re: Great looking garden! 
Posted 1 Mar 10 11:53 AM
I am very impressed with your lovely garden. You have been VERY busy. How long do you work in it every day? How big is your land?

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Re: Great looking garden! 
Posted 2 Mar 10 7:29 AM
Not that busy really. The main bed is about 8m x 8m and nothing fancy just an old fashioned veggie garden in the ground. I spend a few hours in the weekend on it and target water every 2 to 3 days when needed (I find beer in hand hose in the other really aids re-hydration). Major clean ups and soil improvements take place in spring and autumn, and I change the layout of rows every 2-3 years (or when the artichokes and rhubarb need dividing).

The property is a classic quarter acre and I've put the tropical areas under another entry on my page if you are interested in the rest of the garden.

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Garden Shed 
Posted 7 Mar 10 10:53 AM
What's in the red shed? And what do you do with all the fruit and vege you grow?

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Re: Garden Shed 
Posted 7 Mar 10 11:43 AM
The shed has everything including the kitchen sink! I use it as a potting shed and the chooks use it as a hen house. As requested, I've also updated the garden with some examples of what we do with the produce.

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Re: Garden Shed 
Posted 7 Mar 10 12:41 PM
Okay - second attempt to post an image, I might be able to grow stuff but web stuff eludes me...
Re: Garden Shed

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Re: Great looking garden! 
Posted 14 Jun 10 10:27 PM
your kids will have wonderful memories of growing up there i am sure, and lots of great skills learned too. This is very inspiring, and lovely photography.

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Re: Great looking garden! 
Posted 9 Aug 11 2:23 PM
Great job plus excellent photo's. I personally would love to have the time to create such a lovely garden shed, but don't at the moment. Maybe in a few years i will. For now i took the easy way out and got my garden shed and a carport from isheds here in Australia.
If anyone is time short like me, check out isheds.com.au
Keep up the great work.


Cheers


PearlieBelford

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Re: Great looking garden! 
Posted 16 Aug 11 3:49 AM
This will be a wonderful for the family bonding. The right choosing of plants is indeed a good way to cultivate more for the family to use. It truly shows the art of gardening.
 

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