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 | | Welcome to the Gardening Australia Newsletter: 03/12/2009 | Coming Up This Week | | | After the Fires - 'The Patch' School Garden - Slater Control - The Vegie Guide - Flinders 'Investigator' Garden
Read more ABC 1: Saturday 5 December 2009, 6:30pm and Sunday 6 December 2009, 1:00pm
| Watch a Story | | | The Vegie Guide - Dec 2009
05/12/2009
Planting suggestions for the vegie garden in your climatic zone
Watch video | Find a Fact Sheet | | Flinders' Investigator Garden
Presenter: Sophie Thomson, 05/12/2009
Sophie Thomson shows us a unique garden in South Australia
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Colourful vegies: Peter Cundall is living proof that growing your own diversely coloured vegies leads to great nutrition and healthy vigour. In the new issue of Organic Gardener, discover why distinctive-coloured vegetable leaves, stems, roots, fruit and seeds not only look good but contain special health promoting pigments.
Luscious Lychees: Organic orchardist Andre Leu tells how to grow lychees in your backyard, and offers suggestions for suitable cultivars for your area.
Digging into Biochar: Biochar is a form of pure charcoal with a unique quality as a soil conditioner. Albert Bates investigates biochar's potential to repair soils, improve crop productivity and sequester carbon.
Chemical watch: Candles are seen as beautiful and natural, but many contain health-damaging impurities. Jo Immig cautions readers.
Garden Basics: Phil Dudman shares his tips on the most efficient ways to water vegies and trees.
Natural Solutions: Tim Marshall delves into the smelly wonders of garlic as an anti-pest spray in the garden.
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