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French sorrel
French sorrel is one of those perennial plants that yield something edible through the year. It's worth having a sizeable clump of the plant in the community garden, or establishing it as a border along the garden edge son there is plenty to share.
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Jerusalem artichoke
Root crops like Jerusalem artichoke are a staple food that we can grow in our community garden...
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Black sapote — chocolate pudding fruit
It is soft, black and gooey. It looks past its prime. It is all these things and it is delicious...
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Pawpaw — another fast fruit
Another of the fast-fruits, Pawpaw is well worth planting in community gardens in the warm temperate to tropical zone.
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Babaco — bit like a pawpaw but not quite
It's another of the fast-fruits, those quick-to-fruit species that we can plant in our community gardens and that take little space.
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Chooks — their needs
If plants are the stationery parts of the community garden, chooks are the mobile parts...
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2018 President’s Report
Your committee has been very active. 2018 is shaping up to be a very productive year...
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2017 Presidents Report
ACFCGN's AGM and President's Report @ CERES — 7, 8 October 2017, by Peta Christensen
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2017/18 committee
2017/18 ACFCGN team...
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COMMUNITY GARDENS: council concerns
Story and photos by Russ Grayson It seems a simple [...]
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