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Zone 1 – a story in photos
Zone 1 is my front yard, an unirrigated native garden. My plan is for it to be an effective garden through the next 30-80 years, though it’ll need a couple of key tweaks during that time. I expect getting the … Continue reading →
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Tagged anigozanthos, bush food, bushland, bushland corridor, conostylis, garden design, garden profile, habitat, kangaroo paw, local plants, macropidia, natives, self-propagating, verticordia, wildflowers, wildlife corridors, zone 1
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Where a bandicoot has dug
There’s a corner up the back of my zone 4 garden with soil like the rest of our area, but worse. Sandy, rainshadowed in winter, heat-burned in summer, hydrophobic off the scale. No sign of any previous soil conditioning, though … Continue reading →
Posted in My stories, Science and research
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Tagged agroecology, animals, bandicoots, banksia, bush rehabilitation, bushland, drylands, hydrophobia, microhabitat, native garden, soil conditioning, soil rehabilitation, zone 1, zone 4
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