Jan 13, 2022 | Articles, Garden
We gardeners choose our plants carefully, curating the heights and widths of plants and visualising how they’ll fit together in our gardens when fully grown. For most garden plants it’s easy to find information on their dimensions, from labels, internet searches or...
Dec 2, 2021 | Articles, Garden, Uncategorized
With above average rainfall, as temperatures increase, so too will a range of fungal and mildew diseases on our plants, but particularly on our vegetable gardens. Keeping your soil and plants healthy with organic growing techniques will help them be more resistant to...
Sep 20, 2021 | Articles, Garden
I love to use turmeric in the kitchen and, as it’s quite expensive to buy, I’d been trying to grow it for years, when a gardening friend shared her parents’ discovery. Turmeric and her close cousin Ginger are understorey plants and are seen flourishing in the shade in...
Aug 9, 2021 | Garden, Uncategorized
Recently Edible Eden was excited to visit the Melton Botanic Garden and see our donation of bushfood plant identification in action. Edible Eden Design is proud to be a corporate sponsor of the Friends of Melton Botanic Gardens. John Bentley, president of the Friends...
Jul 2, 2021 | Garden, Uncategorized
Winter has really arrived and with it comes beanies, thick socks, and jackets to protect us from winter’s chills and ills. If you have good house heating, it’s easy to forget that out in the garden some plants need protection too from the cold. Many plants from warmer...
Jun 3, 2021 | Articles, Garden
At my parents place in north central Victoria I have learnt more about the local native grasses. We are lucky to have a range of beautiful local native grasses, attractive and hardy in the garden, versatile in the paddock and useful in revegetation. All the following...
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