G'day green thumbs, this is going to be a experiment in just letting nature mostly just run it's course, I've dug 3 shallow trenches and have just mixed the dirt in with a bit of Bunnings veg dirt mix just to put a bit of nutrients in the ground, topped with some straw. I won't be using any kind of pesticides and probably only a few applications of seasol throughout the season. Any thoughts/queries/concerns or predictions are welcome

All plants from seed, broadbeen, broccoli, kale, pea, coriander, chives, carrot, lettuce, silverbeet, cabbage, cauliflower, beetroot, pumpkin, strawberries

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[–] [S] 2 points 1 year ago

Yer I have all that information on hand for each type, my main goal is to see how well they go in what I have to see if it's a viable option to expand, if I get anything over 50% success I reckon it's a winner and I can expand, and put a bit more work/money into it.

Yer if this place has taught me anything its that anything short of a permanent structure just doesn't hold up, anything lighter then star pickets and pallets just end up ripped to pieces and down the paddock somewhere, again I gotta see the plants grow before I got putting up wind breaks, just gotta wait and see

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