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CONTAINER GROWING Productive plants in containers. Roof gardens Hundertwasser House public housing, Vienna. Roof gardens. Lemongrass, paw-paw and ginger. Lemongrass, ginger, pineapple and passionfruit. Food Forest, Eumundi State School. Companion planting - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CONTAINER GROWING

Productive plants in containers

Roof gardens

Hundertwasser House

public housing, Vienna

Roof gardens

Lemongrass, paw-paw and ginger

Lemongrass, ginger, pineapple and

passionfruit

Food Forest, Eumundi State School

Companion planting

The three sisters: corn, pumpkin and beans

Feed a family of three in 10 sq. m

Recipe online: Diggers Seed Club, Heronswood, Victoria

Creatures will come to visit

Who is eating our sunflower seeds??!!

Ah ha!

a Pale-headed Rosella now comes

every morning

Cut and come again – harvest the oldest leaves not the whole plant

•FRESH, accessible food

•Cheap & tasty

•Unusual garden varieties

Broccoli boxes

and window boxes

Cucumbers, silverbeet,

parsley, bush beans, peas,

lettuce, rocket, coriander

chives, basil,oregano,

rosemary, lemons & tomatoes

Watch out for possums!

Vertical stacking:

Dr John’s mini gardens

www.productivegardens.com.au

StacknGrow Planter

Potswww.productivegardens.co

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Strawberries, coriander,

spring onion, thyme, sage,

lettuce, saffron, mint

Herbs

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Tomatoes and cucumbers

www.mybalconyjungle.com

STACKING

Companion plants

Lettuce, spring onions, and carrots can all

share the light and the soil without directly

competing

Spring onions

Lettuce

Carrot

ParsleyLeek

CONTAINER COMPANIONS

TomatoBasil

CONTAINER COMPANIONS

Celery

Tomatoes and basil

www.mybalconyjungle.com

CONTAINER COMPANIONS

Bush beans

Rocket

Chives Strawberries

Peas

Strawberries

“Lotsa lemons”

Kaffir lime tree – thai curry leaf

Watermelon – support growing

fruit in a stocking

www.mybalconyjungle.com

Potatoes

www.mybalconyjungle.com

Raspberries – native or european

Bok choy, pak choy, choy sum

Pineapple

Grow your own salad sprouts: a multitude of home

sprouters are available – or use a glass jar with a stocking on the end

Non-hybrid seed varieties

(eg Eden Seeds, Diggers Seeds):

Collect free seed or let plants

successfully replace themselves

Worm farm

Compost your kitchen waste, produce your own worm compost and liquid fertiliser

Bokashi bucket

Under the sink ferment composter

www.brisbanelocalfood.ning.com

social network, links to information,

gardens, groups, events etc

www.productivegardens.com.au

products & information

www.greenharvest.com.au

seeds, plants, products & plant info

www.cityfoodgrowers.com.au

plant information, social & produce marketplace

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