Good Organic Gardening

eco WISE

Water-wise plants: tick. Companion planting to reduce bugs: tick. Solar garden lights: tick. Creating a biologically diverse and ecologically sustainable garden nurtures our world, which of course benefits everyone. We all know to conserve precious resources, but there are plenty of other ways to green up our gardens.

For starters, there are some things that are easy to overlook, such as repurposing that pile of cracked plastic pots sitting in the corner. There are also things we could be doing a little better, such as saving the starchy water from cooked pasta to pour on the vegetable

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Good Organic Gardening

Good Organic Gardening2 min read
Time To Plant
Amaranth, artichoke (globe), Asian greens, asparagus, beetroot, broccoli, broad beans, cabbage, carrot, chilli, endive, fennel, Jerusalem artichoke, kohlrabi, leek, lettuce, mustard greens, onion, parsnip, peas, potato, radish, rocket, silverbeet, sn
Good Organic Gardening5 min read
Buried Treasure
Years ago, Australians ate sweet potato. It was commonly a whitish-grey, sweetly flavoured vegetable served roasted with pumpkin, carrot, parsnip and potato. Then a chunky orange vegetable arrived with the catchy name of kumara. Move over, sweet pota
Good Organic Gardening4 min read
Heat Of The Moment
From the mild and fruity to the intensely spicy, chillies can add a kaleidoscope of colours, flavours and fiery excitement to any dish. They have found their way into cuisines around the world, adding depth and complexity to countless recipes. Perenn

Related Books & Audiobooks