Capeweed produces around 4,000 seeds, ensuring that it can germinate each year before taking hold in bare or sparsely vegetated soil, or disturbed areas.
I recently came across an article in the Washington Post
published in August 2018, titled “The climate impact of the food in the back of
your fridge”. …
It is the time of year when people are getting organised for
their little one to start school next year. Orientation days are occurring, and
little people …
The Woolworths Discovery Garden current “Giveaway” has created a renewed interest in growing plants for children. We have certainly gathered a few and have had …
Friday, September 20th student-led Climate Action Strikes were held across the world. I attended the strike in Albury (my second one) and again was incredibly …
Photo heavy post!
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – we hear and read it frequently and it makes perfect sense, although sometimes there is a fourth alternative – …
Without soil is there life?
Herbivorous animals cannot survive without the plants grown in soil. Humans may be able to manage in a soil-less environment by …
