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Zone 1 – a story in photos

Posted on October 23, 2013 by tikiwanderer

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 →

Posted in My stories, Uncategorized | 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 | 2 Comments

Garden profile: The kid-oriented pot plant garden

Posted on August 9, 2013 by tikiwanderer

Profile time! Today, Zone 2, a little space I and the kids really enjoy. Zone 2 quick profile Watered, in pots, semi-shaded. Plant choices based around high interactivity and safety for children, and resilience in the face of enthusiastic toddlers. … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged edible, garden profile, kid friendly, pot plants, small space gardening | 1 Comment

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Zone 1 – a story in photos

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