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Wildflower walk around Lake Leschenaultia – photo post
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Tagged bush foods, laterite soil, october, scarp flora, western australia, wildflowers
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South coast wildflowers – a walk to the beach on the Rainbow Coast, in photos
A walk to the beach on the Rainbow Coast near Albany in late September or early October picks up the early part of the wildflower season down here. The walk begins in well-established coastal bush, and grades through progressively more … Continue reading
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Tagged bush foods, coastal, photos, rainbow coast, south coast, spring, useful plants, western australia, wildflowers
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Friday photo: Rain dripping from Wirewood pods
One of the main structural features in Zone 1, the unirrigated native garden in my front yard, is an Acacia coriacea or Wirewood. It flowers in autumn and by now is developing long curly tangly seedpods, popular with the Australian … Continue reading
A productive saline garden?
Recently I ran across a food plant new to me – Salsola soda, also known as agretti to Southern Italians. In reading about it, I noted that it was a plant from the edges of salt marshes, needing a somewhat … Continue reading
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Tagged aquaponics, bush foods, hypothetical, pushing the envelope, remediation, salinity, uncommon foods, water gardening
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